College Christmas Wish List: Available Seniors

With Christmas right around the corner, there are still some gifts (players) that are looking for homes for next season. Here's a look at some of the state's most intriguing unsigned seniors.    Rampersant has been on a rampage since transferring to Berkmar, leading the Patriots to a Top 10 ranking in Class 6A. His size, athleticism and versatility allow him to attack both inside and out. The southpaw finishes with both hands and excels at playing above the rim. He's comfortable on the perimeter with a steady three-point shot and the quickness to attack off the dribble. Jayvon is a sneaky good passer as well, capable of having the offense run through him as a point-forward. He is able to control games defensively with his rebounding and shot blocking. A plethora of D-I programs have offered the breakout star.     Dupree is sitting on recent offers from Alcorn State and Southeast Missouri State after exploding in the offseason with his scoring prowess. Chase has continued to pile in points during the high school season, upping his average from 20 points per game as a junior to a whopping 27.7 points to go along with 3.6 rebounds, 3.5 assists and 2.7 steals. Through 10 games he is shooting 54% from the field and has connected on 24 threes at a 32% rate. The three-level scorer has also drawn 88 free throw attempts, converting on 65%. The wiry bucket getter is among the toughest covers in the state.     Buggs has heard from schools of all levels over the course of his career, ranging from D-I programs to D-III with JUCOs sprinkled in between. Bobby is a great athlete. He has high-end speed with the ball, able to push the length of the floor as both a scorer and facilitator. Buggs is lethal when he turns corners as he can blow by and elevate to finish with both hands. I like Bobby's perimeter defense as well, able to move laterally to keep the opposition in front.     The lefty is one of the most impactful guards in Georgia. Jakobe has shown the ability to carry a team over the course of his career. Williams has averaged 19.5 points, 3 rebounds, 6.3 assists and 2.7 steals per game thus far this season. Where Jakobe is elite is his ability to draw fouls on drives. He does a great job baiting contact and converting at the line, 35-40 (88%) so far. Williams is a good shooter from the perimeter as well. He creates separation with his handle. And while he can score from all over, he is also crafty and smart enough to recognize his ability to draw the attention of the defense and in turn serve as a distributor.     Another lefty, Lawson picked up major momentum with D-I programs over the summer. The football standout passes the eye-test with his length and agility. He is a true inside-out threat with how he can score with baby hooks and finish with slams inside all while maintaining a feathery soft touch from beyond the arc when spacing the floor.     At roughly 6-foot-10, Mihalick is an intriguing prospect who surprisingly isn't swimming in offers yet with just a few D-III bids on his ledger. Jake is averaging 18.3 points, 10.7 rebounds and 2.5 blocks while shooting 45% from three. He plays atop the zone, hindering guards with his length. Jake is a perfect pick-and-pop candidate with his jump shot. Adding more muscle onto his frame will help him in the post. He is still effective inside however, able to sink turnaround jumpers, hooks and finish with dunks.     JUCO, D-III programs and most recently Savannah State have offered Chace. The big guard is a relentless downhill attacker who thrives at drawing fouls and finishing through contact. The bully-ball guard occasionally flashes his outside shot, capable of hitting mid-range pull-ups and the open three. His athleticism, strength and competitiveness should transition well to college ball.

With Christmas right around the corner, there are still some gifts (players) that are looking for homes for next season. Here's a look at some of the state's most intriguing unsigned seniors.