UCO Team Camp: Finding the Spotlight

Attempting to cover the state of Oklahoma as basically an one man crew can lead to some talented prospects at all level to fall through the cracks. Which is why camps like UCO are so important, because they bring wide variety teams in one location. From one of the best small town scorers in Oklahoma, to a late developing prospect, sharpshooting role players and more. Here's a group of names that deserve more of the spotlight.    Harman is already a 1500 point scorer, and comes from a family of bucket getters. Very skilled and strong off the dribble shooting, Pulling from beyond the arc or attacking and getting to the mid-range. Was the main man in leading Cyril to the championship of their bracket on Wednesday. He had the legs to still hit tough pull up jumpers late in the afternoon. While also getting down hill and earning trips to the line. While the southeastern Oklahoma is a certified modern bucket, who should break 2,000 points for his career this winter. He has a way to go to catch his father, Cyril head coach Ty Harman. Who scored 3639 points for Maud.     Keefer has been a surging scorer this spring from the AAU ranks, and looks ready for a similar role with Bethany. His football background is very evident with his strong frame and the way he bullies his way to the hoop. But he also can take advantage of when defenders play off, with a very consistent old school mid-range pull up jumper. Look for Keefer to be one of the breakout scorers in 4A for the Bronchos.     A newcomer to Edmond North, Lebeau has a quick release from three and always looked ready to shoot. Hit a few from distance in the Monday evening game watch at UCO. He's a good fit for a Huskies team filled with shooters and looks ready to make an impact for his new program.     Another emerging dual sport standout for the Bronchos, Brady is already a bruising force in the interior. Good defensive anchor and rebounder. While also able to score on the block and even looks skilled and with good feel for a modern big. Judging by his frame and movements, would expect football to be his number one option at the next level. But he has a big (literally) role to play for Bethany on the court.     Caught one Pocola game where Terrell seemingly couldn't miss from three. Connecting four times with smooth form as a catch and shoot specialist. He's a long armed wing, who despite being a senior looks like he's still growing into his body. Had good moments of helping to rebound and playing around the rim by leveraging his size and athleticism. Considering his athletic older brother, he could be a late bloomer in the Class of 2026.     The senior is a sharpshooter for the Saints. In one contest, he caught fire from deep, hitting threes in a flurry. Good fit for an OCS squad that shares and shoots the ball very well. Knows when to make the extra pass leading to great looks instead of good looks. Expect him to make big time threes this winter as OCS is expected to be a top 10 team again in Class 4A.

Attempting to cover the state of Oklahoma as basically an one man crew can lead to some talented prospects at all level to fall through the cracks. Which is why camps like UCO are so important, because they bring wide variety teams in one location. From one of the best small town scorers in Oklahoma, to a late developing prospect, sharpshooting role players and more. Here's a group of names that deserve more of the spotlight.