Friday Filmroom July 18th

Injuries stopped Anderson from finding a rhythm during his junior campaign for Choctaw. But a healthy Anderson was impressive during June camps, then took his game to the next level last weekend in KC. He looked the part of a complete scorer with Southern Assault Texoma. Good body control, with the strength to take contact and the hangtime to get off shots in traffic. And as has often been throughout his high school career, he's a lights out shooter from deep. With momentum on his side, Anderson has picked up an offer from University of Saint Mary's. A NAIA program in the KC area.     <a href="https://x.com/rickeybruner2/status/1944849781341184324?s=46">Social Media Highlights</a>   Quick lead guard, who put his full skillset on display in this tape. Open with him hounding an opposing ballhandler into a turnover. Then showed his uptempo playing style. From snaking his way all the way to the rim for tough scores, to dropping nice dimes. Often with on the money reads via bounce passes. The quick and speedy guard's tempo pushing ability is paired well with his stop on the dime jumpers in mid-range and from three. A senior guard who has steadily improved and will be looking to lead East Central to glory in 5A.     <a href="https://x.com/djhillmon/status/1944903691615789269?s=46">Social Media Highlights</a>   The Harding Charter Eagle has a bit of an old school vibe to his scoring in the clips. Either hand finishes at the rim and working the mid-range in the halfcourt. Will also pull from distance, especially if not picked up quickly enough when bringing the ball up. All around bucket getter, who finished school ball June strong with this strong scoring performance against one of the expected top teams in 4A.     <a href="https://x.com/isaiahcoulter10/status/1944540583927968152?s=46">Social Media Highlights</a>   Multi-sport standout, who as a freshman grabbed attention for his defensive impact. He did that in KC, along with thriving in transition. Has quick hands to poke out and cause havoc if a ballhandler does get by him. Seems to be an unselfish player as well by making good passes. For teams to make deep playoff runs, they need contributions across the board. Expect Coulter to be one of those players who stars in his role for one of Oklahoma's more talented squads.     <a href="https://x.com/treysummers0/status/1944471448405631125?s=46">Social Media Highlights</a>   Summers has always been a bucket getter, who has thrived in iso situations. But these recent clips from the UA Rise circuit show him playing more out of ball screens, And even making good passes instead of forcing shots in the crowd. It's a key step forward in his game, because while skilled there have been times that he's too fallen in love with his handles. As he continues to play against higher level competition, finding the right balance between scoring and helping to elevate his teammates will be key. And for now, good luck stopping his mid-range game. Which he has a variety of moves to get his shot off.