Hoop Group Indy Jam Fest Eye-Catchers from Ohio

Gunther thrived cruising to different spots on the attack. He effortlessly demonstrates his ability to score around rim. Gunther makes his way to the foul line often and converts chances at the stripe. Gunther hit a few shots from behind the arc. He applied pressure on the defensive end to force turnovers. One thing I like about Gunther's game is he always stays one step ahead, he is like a fencer in a duel.     Johnson is a quick witted scorer who scrape together scoring chances in the blink of an eye. He operated in transition and did a good job getting to different spots. Johnson was able to fill the lane in transition. He is like a wide receiver in the slot when he gets his first step downhill on the break to leak out. He didn't seem to blink when playing against older competition and fit right in.     Mack-Russell impressed on the interior with his ability to finish around and willed his way to scoring chances. He got rebounds with his length. He was able to get to the foul line. Mack-Russell can guard multiple positions. He plays a lot bigger than his size. Want to see Isaiah look to shoot more from behind the arc.     Mack left his mark from behind the arc converting several shots from deep in a timely fashion. He stays ready off the ball hunting his own shot. If his feet are set there is a high percentage he will convert. He is able to move the ball and doesn't let it stick to his hands. Mack was active on the boards. He even found others for scoring opportunities of their own. He is a prospect who should see some traction from scholarship programs.     Thompson is a silent assassin who found a plethora of ways to put the ball in the bucket. He has great touch around the rim and is very active from the dunker spots. He was effective spacing the floor. He is Mr. 20 and 10 without a play being drawn up. Thompson thrives out of the mid-post area on the floor. He uses his wiry arms on both ends of the floor to make plays. He went out of his area to get rebounds. Thompson also ran the floor. He continues to stack good days and his best basketball is still ahead of him.     Compton provided a nice spark with his offensive dexterity throughout the weekend. He scored in a timely way and the hoop seemed to be as big as a dumpster, everything was falling for Compton! He scored off the ball as a catch and shooter. Compton was also active in passing lanes and came up with steals. He made plays for others and is a willing teammate. Even though he is a prolific scorer who has shows he doesn't always need the ball to make an impact. He should see more division one suitors in the next months.