Swiss Army Knives to watch during LIVE period.

With positionless basketball, becoming more and more prevalent. The term Swiss Army knife as it relates to basketball skill set is sought after more than ever. In the many games that I've watched over the summer, these five guys have stood out from their peers.    Tre Clark of Wagner High School plays most effectively when he's allowed to roam. Roam defensively, blocking shots, deflections and running the court. Roam from, shooting guard through to the five spot, dictated on match up. On both offensive and defensive possessions most often will be the most physically gifted in the court. Tre's length and athleticism allow Wagner to continue their attacking mode on defense. The pace allows for transitioning offense.     [player_tooltip player_id='2392053' first='Hagen' last='Hurst'] at 6 foot 8.playing the power forward position, during the summer is a true force. Hagen is commonly referred to as Baby Joker, Hagen's passing skill set is well above average. Pinpoint accuracy often seen only in point guards. Hagen utilizes his big 6-foot 8-inch powerful frame allows for crushing screens. The IQ?Is what makes those screens set apart from others. While understanding different nuances. the pin, roll or flare. Hagen seems to make the proper decision in each situation. Hagan is relentless om rebounding phases. First seeing the shooter, seeing his opponent and burying the opposition under the basket. Haden does this over and over wearing his opponent down. Fatigue sets in for his matchup, before they end the game.     [player_tooltip player_id='2555578' first='JaMichael' last='Moore']. 6' 5" forward has displayed the ability to guard positions 2 through 5. JaMichael makes a big difference on the defensive glass, quick outlet passes. The outlet passes on time and accurate, allow for the offense to catch defenders out of position. JaMichael's defensive presence allow his teammates to confidently pressure the ball. The trust is there knowing that he will be present on defensive rotations if needed.     Will Franklin of East Central High School, Utilizes his length on defense. Will applies string ball pressure Will's deflections mostly occur from the backside position. Will creates deflections and steals that often lead to transition baskets. Will Franklin is equally comfortable, shooting the three. mid=range or taking it to the basket. Ever growing confidence in his mid-range game makes him a true offensive force.     [player_tooltip player_id='2251035' first='Amoni' last='Francis'] of Harlan High School.Is San Antonio has stretched his game to be a primary ball handler option and scorer. His physical strengths and traits allow him to be an aggressive defender. Amoni creates steals but blocking shots at the rim without fouling has been impressive. Always has been an explosive rebounder, looking to outlet pass pushing the ball ahead. Amoni has added perimeter shooting and counter moves off of his shooting and inside moves.

With positionless basketball, becoming more and more prevalent. The term Swiss Army knife as it relates to basketball skill set is sought after more than ever. In the many games that I've watched over the summer, these five guys have stood out from their peers.