January Unsigned Sr. Notables

Crispin put together a solid performance when I saw him at the HoopHall Prep Showcase in Springfield, MA. He touched the game in all facets. He did a nice job of making plays for himself and others and getting his teammates the ball in the right spots. I also liked how he scored the ball in different ways from all three levels. He also made a few trips to the foul line. Crispin should see a ton of traction at the scholarship level.     Really liked Trent's ability to score the ball in a variety of different ways. He showed that he can guard multiple positions throughout the game I evaluated of him. He is a threat to score the ball whenever he has it in his possession. Egbiremolen plays with an assertive motor that can be seen whenever he steps onto the floor. Egbiremolen should see traction at the division one level.     Shackleford is a smooth operating floor general who thrives at controlling the pace of the game. He is very meticulous on the attack and picks apart the defense when he is navigating to the bucket. I like how he can score the bucket in a variety of ways and always seems to be one step ahead.Shackleford showed that he can be a threat from deep and can't be left open from outside. He sought out contact well and made a living at the foul line. Shackleford would be a great late addition to a low major school or should be a a prospect who should garner attention from the national prep level in need of an impact guard.     Robinson leaves his mark on the game with his ability to make shots from behind the arc. He uses his strong frame to bully his way into rebounds on the glass. Robinson plays with a chip on his shoulder whenever he steps onto the floor. He showed flashes of creating for others with his passing. Robinson did a good job defending applying excellent ball pressure and turning defense to offense. He would be a great pickup at the division two level or at the junior college level.     Jones impressed with his slashing ability scoring the ball effortlessly while on the move. He does a nice job touching the paint and made a living at the charity stripe connecting on most of his chances from there. Jones also impressed with his playmaking and was able to make offensive chances occur for his teammates. I would like to see him improve on his perimeter shot-making consistency and also his ball security. Jones should be a priority for low major programs and would be a steal if he fell in the lap of a division one junior college.