Top Unsigned Forwards Names College Coaches Should Know Part 1

This is the first of 2 reports on the Top unsigned forwards in the DMV market. A prospect note we have included a prospect that is from the DMV market but is finishing out his scholastic career in another state.    The skilled glue guy for Paul VI WCAC Champions, was instrumental to the success of the Panthers this year. Jacob proved to be a versatile defender, good mid-range shooter and sound ball handler and passer. Jacob affects the game on the glass, blocking shots, and defending in the paint using his length (Growth spurt to 6-8 legit). His unassuming approach to the game is tough for opposing players to match. He attacks well, takes what is given to him, scores effectively, and plays with such a smart overall feel. Jacob just knows how to play the game. Will be major contributor to a D1 program that's looking for a great student and solid basketball prospect. Then Jacob is your GUY!     Originally from Glen Burnie, Maryland and Riverdale Baptist – Ashley has been under radar throughout his high school career. Hurting his ankle push back his effectiveness his junior at Riverdale Baptist. Ashley is an intriguing prospect with his physical frame (250lbs) and skilled set to score comfortable inside/outside…Ashley ability to score from all 3 levels is obvious, as he has shown to be a force down in the paint, operate over his shoulder, and attacks the glass. Ashley impressed with his ability to handle, as well as being comfortable in stretching the floor. A prospect if he comes in focus and in shape could be a good late signee.     Charles is a long, fluid forward with touch, mobility, and a steady presence on both ends of the floor. Charles is a quality finisher but doesn't require a lot of touches to make his presence felt. He's able to establish himself as a rebounder and interior defender who can alter shots or force turnovers. Offensively Charles is comfortable stretching the floor knocking the 3…Still loaded with upside, Charles will be a prospect to monitor in the late signee period.     Rangy wing that is a solid 2-way player, combining offensive prowess with defensive tenacity. This versatile athlete excels at both ends of the court, utilizing his length and agility to disrupt opponents defensively while showcasing a well-rounded offensive game. His ability to score at all three levels, coupled with his knack for making smart plays, makes him an invaluable asset. Whether it's locking down a top scorer or hitting a clutch shot, he brings a high level of intensity and focus every time he steps onto the court.     I watched Fleming in action and though out the season, I do believe that he proved he is a for-sure next-level type prospect. Schools should be taking a look his way, as he is one that brings intrigue with his 6'7 frame, his overall feel and vision, his ability to score in many ways, and his overall presence on the court. Fleming displayed great touch and vision in finding teammates but can play/operate from multiple positions with his offensive tool box.

This is the first of 2 reports on the Top unsigned forwards in the DMV market. A prospect note we have included a prospect that is from the DMV market but is finishing out his scholastic career in another state.