Bonner (PA)/St. George's (DE) Scrimmage Recap

These were a few prospects who stood out Saturday afternoon at Bonner.    The jumbo scorer impressed with his vast scoring repertoire. His mid-range is like a layup and if he gets to his spots there is a 9 out of 10 chance he is converting from there. He seeks out contact well and lives in the paint. Francis was active on the glass sagging rebounds like he's an outfielder playing at Citizens Bank Park. He spent a lot of time the charity stripe and converted most of his chances. He also sowed he could make others better by finding them for scoring chances of their own. The biggest Achilles heel in his game is his consistency to make shots from behind the arc, if he becomes a consistent threat from there there should be an uptick in his recruitment. He is a prospect who I think is a MM+ guard and would be a great fit in the A-10, AAC, Mountain West, C-USA, Missouri Valley, & WCC. Should also see some HM- programs tracking him too.     The skilled forward impacted the game in many different facets. He is a threat to score from the dunker spots. Showed some ability as a floor space from behind the arc. Obiora can operate out of the two man game and has some nice chemistry with his guards. Obiora was a frequent goer to the foul line scoring a majority of points from there. I really liked how he was able to pass the ball and find others for scoring chances. He was in good spots on the floor to get rebounds. Obiora has some division two offers and as well as a few low major offers. I could see him being a great pickup for a prep program next year as a postgrad.     Reid is an athletic post player who makes plays on both sides of the floor. His length comes into factor on the defensive end when gathering steals and altering shots. He has great timing when he goes to jump a passing lane. Reid is effective rim running in transition. He can find moving cutters. Reid scored a few nice buckets. He needs to wall up more around the bucket when he is protecting the rim. With continued developments he is on pace to be a scholarship prospect.     Jackson stuffs the stat sheet with his play and is a jack of all trades master of none. Jackson is a threat to score from behind the arc and if his feet are set there is a high chance he is converting. Jackson uses his close proximity to the ground to get steals. He converted on his shots from the foul line. Jackson is very active on both ends of the floor. He is a vintage floor general. I like how he lives in the paint. Jackson is tracking as a scholarship prospect.     Carroll is an affective complimentary guard who does a nice job attacking the paint. He does a nice job scoring at the foul line and converted most of his chances from there. He has no problem making the extra pass and finding a teammate for a more high percentage shot. Carroll is effective turning the corner in the half-court. He also showed that he could score off the ball as a catch and shooter from deep. His hustle allows him to keep offensive plays alive.     Coates is an electric guard who has no issue finding the bucket. It seemed like all the buckets he converted on were very loud. I like how he could score utlitizing his in-between game. Coates scored from behind the arc a few times. He found teammates for scoring chances. Coates even came down with a few rebounds. He has a quick first step. Coates was able to turn defense to offense.

These were a few prospects who stood out Saturday afternoon at Bonner.