NEPSAC BABSON Off-Guard Notable Prospects

Some off-guard prospects who bolstered their stock with their play this weekend at NEPSAC Babson Camp.    Pridgen is a versatile who guard who impresses on either end of the floor. He did a nice job making plays for his teammates with his passing. Pridgen is an elite defender and thrives collecting steals. He did a nice job touching the paint on the attack and scoring around the bucket. I would like to see him become more of a threat from behind the three point line.     Harrington has taken a big jump with his game over the last several months and is seeing the dividends pay off. He was really active on the glass and put himself in good positions on the floor to shag rebounds. He was able to score from different spots on the floor. Harrington has a great understanding of the game and is extension of the coach on the floor. He should be a priority for low major plus programs.     Roberts really got into an offensive groove in the later stretches of the his PSA squads game against Brewster. He is a smooth operating shooter with a green light release. Roberts found ways to score off the catch and wiggle to different spots off the bounce. I liked how he stayed in the moment and didn't get rattled when shots weren't falling early for him. He is a prospect I have seen for the latter stretches of 3 plus years convert tough shots after tough shots. Roberts is a prospect who should be a priory for mid major minus schools in need of a high octane bucket getter.     Another solid performance for Ghee this spring. The guard seems to be getting more comfortable and letting the game come to him naturally. Ghee was a frequent paint toucher and had control of the game in the half-court. He is effective scoring at a plethora of different places on the floor. Ghee was a threat to play on or off the ball. He has become more stronger and is taking advantage of his past experience and using them to help him at the prep level against prospects who might not be as battle tested as him. Low majors in need of a guard with size and scoring burst should look at Ghee.     Penix had another consistent performance this weekend.. The jumbo guard was a threat making plays for himself and others. He got paint touches on the attack and uses his quick first step to get by defenders. Penix also was effective getting to the foul line. Penix's play earned himself a scholarship offer from Stonehill and should see more low and mid major programs get involved in his recruitment.     Kellogg impressed with his shooting touch converting a handful of shots from behind the arc. He also did a nice job navigating downhill on the attack. He has nice size at the guard spot and isn't afraid to bully smaller guards. Kellogg also shows the ability to make others better and has a great understanding of the game. He is a prospect who should be on scholarship coaches radars.     Baker did a nice job scrapping points together on the offensive end. He has good timing and reads and reacts to plays on the fly. Baker has a nice blend of size and length and uses that to his advantage on either end of the floor. He isn't a speed merchant but he doesn't let that define his play and gives off a "quick slow" vibe. Baker is a prospect who should be on radar of scholarship programs, with the upside to be a division one prospect.

Some off-guard prospects who bolstered their stock with their play this weekend at NEPSAC Babson Camp.