Prospects who proved themselves at MU Team Camp

Clearly the highest rated prospect in the building, he showed why he already holds D1 offers and is the top PG prospect in the state for his class. The end-to-end speed he possess is absolutely impressive, and what truly caught our attention was how well-made he decisions although he was playing at an accelerated rate. He is a very unselfish player and seems to be fitting into his new role as the leader of his team very nicely.     Still, what we would define as a raw prospect at this point, but he improves each time we get the chance to see him play. He plays the game with a very high motor, doesn't mind mixing it up inside the paint and brings an old school style of post presence on both ends of the floor.     Returns as one of the leading contributors from last season, TCS will a new look this year, but he still will remain a key factor in how successful they will be. He's a worker inside of the paint on both ends the floor, does a nice job of setting screens to allow Guards to be freed up and was one of the most productive offensive rebounders on the day.     With the departure of their leading scorer from last season, he's looking to step and take over that role which was clear throughout the day. He was very aggressive, constantly attacking defenders and seems to play the game with a very high level of confidence.     Every team wants a player on their roster that can be a coach on the floor and that is exactly what this young man provides for the Golden Bulls. He is constantly communicating on the court to teammates, brings maximum effort on the defensive side of the ball and facilitates to teammates very well.     One of the newer additions to the Fayetteville Christian School squad, he was one of the better isolation players that stepped in the building. You don't have to draw many plays up for him due to the fact that he understands how to create for himself and is still only scratching the surface of how good he can be.     A player that can absolutely fill it up scoring wise, he created problems for any defender that tried to get in his way. He understands how to get to his spots without much of an issue and even when he's guarded closely, he still finds ways to get his shot off.     His team walked into the gym with only five players for their afternoon matchup with Richmond Senior, but he was one of the main reasons why they were able to compete throughout the day. He has the ability to score the ball at a nice rate, especially when shooting the ball from three-point land. Look for him to have a big July with his grassroots team and a junior season that should help him play his way onto the radar of college programs.     A player that may not initially past the eye test when you see him, he continues to show why he is a player that can play the game on the next level. He plays the game at his own pace, can score from multiple levels and finished with one of the top scoring outings of the day with a 30 Point performance.