Western PA 2027's Primed for a Big Year

Norman is a high-octane scoring guard who has a nose to find the bucket. He uses his quick first step to attack closeouts. He is able to break down the game well off the bounce and can play on or off the ball. I would like to see him improve on his efficiency, it sometimes seems he gets shots up just to get them up.     Stewart is a stout framed forward who has no issue using it to bully his way to different spots on the floor. He has a rugged old school game and shows that he can score the ball in a plethora of different ways, He is a bit undersized in the front court but he doesn't' let that define him and plays bigger then his size. He is a switchable defender who covers ground with ease.     Jones is a guard who can play on or off the basketball. He does a nice job breaking down the game off the bounce and can find others for scoring chances. He doesn't get sped up and lets the game come to him. Jones is able to get paint touches on the attack which allows defenses to collapse onto him and frees up space for his teammates to scoring chances.     Chapman is a threat to make shots off the ball from behind the arc, if he gets into a groove from there look out. He has good length on the perimeter but could become more physically imposing. He shows some ability to make things happen off the bounce. I would like to see him become a step or two faster on the defensive end. Chapman is a player who I think could take a big jump this season.     Avon is a well-built forward who plays with an immense deal of versatility. He can find scoring opportunities. He is in good spots to convert easy scoring opportunities. One of his best skills is being an effective screener off the ball and or playing the two man game with his guards. Avon excels at attacking closeouts in the half-court. My only worry about him is that he is a tad undersized at the 4 spot if he were to play at the higher levels of college basketball.      Davis is a rangy mile long forward who oozes with potential and intrigues long-term. He shows the ability to space the floor as a shot-maker. Davis needs to improve on getting stronger and should look to be in the weight room more it would make some aspects of the game easier for him. He runs the floor like a deer and takes big strides when on the move. Davis shows some flashes of a post game arsenal. He also covers a lot of ground on the defensive end and finds different ways to impact opponents shots. I think a big season is in store for Davis.     McCullough is an offensive catalyst who has no issue finding different ways to put the ball in the cup. He shoots a clean ball from behind the arc and if his feet are set there is a high chance he is converting from deep. He has no issue turning the corner and getting to mid-range spots. McCullough can find his teammates for scoring chances of their own. He could be more of a threat off-ball as a slasher.