Pitt Jam Fest HGSL Bucket Getters

These were a few HGSL prospects I saw at Pitt Jam Fest who did a great job of getting their respective teams a bucket.    Aligbe is an old school workhorse forward who thrives controlling the game with his physical presence. He uses his frame to battle to different spots on the floor. He can also step out and stretch opposing defenses with his shooting. Aligbe was comfortable playing out of the mid-post and has an array of moves he can get into to showcase his scoring. He can guard multiple positions due to his length and size. Aligbe plays with great activity and has no issue showcasing his active motor. He is a prospect who should seek attention from mid major programs.     Compton is a natural scorer who lets the game come to him. He does a good job turning the corner on the attack. He has good positional size and length which allow him to propel his way to different spots on the floor. His versatility makes him a prospect who is hard to stop. Compton showed that he can find teammates for scoring chances. He can also score from behind the arc. On the defensive end he guarded multiple positions. He should see low to mid majors following his progress throughout the spring and summer.     Yang impressed getting downhill and is an elite paint toucher. He finished frequently around the bucket. He was able to get to the foul line. He showed some flashes from behind the arc. He does a good job of pushing the pace when he gets a rebound on the defensive end. Yang is a prospect who is deadly whenever he has the ball in his hands. I would like to see him settle less at times he sometimes hoists a shot up to get one up even through he could probaly get a better chance if he waited. He is a prospect who low to mid division ones should be prioritizing.     Eagles is a well-balanced guard who did a little bit of everything to contribute for the good of his team. I like how Eagles does a good job of He showed that he can play on or off the ball. He has a nose for the ball and continuously finds ways to have it in his possession. Eagles thinks the game at a high clip and was able to process decisions on the fly. He flashed from behind the arc. He found ways to get steals. He tracks as a scholarship prospect and would benefit from a postgraduate year.     Watkins impressed with his offensive arsenal. He found the bucket in a plethora of ways. He is threat to score from behind the arc and can get hot quickly if he is not game planed for. He also uses his small stature to stay low to the ground and get into small spaces the defense gives him. He does a good job of playing the two man game with his post players. He also shows that he can move without the ball in his hands.     Bowles impressed with his ability to be a deadeye from the perimeter. He never seemed fazed by the moment and hit timely shots throughout the game. If his feet are set there's a high chance he is converting from deep. Bowles does a good job hunting shots off the ball. He can play on or off the ball which makes him a viable plug and play option at either guard spots.

These were a few HGSL prospects I saw at Pitt Jam Fest who did a great job of getting their respective teams a bucket.