17U Sharpshooters at the Sooner State Special

Trammell is a lefty who can fill it up in a hurry from beyond the arc. Watched his influence grow over a pair of Saturday games. As along with his bombing from deep and in the mid-range, he started to gain more traction on drives to the rim. His ability to make the defense pay for closing out on him was a good sign, as he looked to be a heady scorer. A potential area of improvement will come with using his off hand more. As the vast majority of his scoring plays came when going to his left. Which can work in AAU setting where the opposition might be surprised he's a lefty. But to become a complete scorer in high school and beyond he'll need to show both hands finishing abilities.     The 918 standout worked hard in transition in order to score easy points. He's a good shooter, who runs the floor hard to spot up from three and also get to the rim for layups. On those transition three attempts if defenders did fly out to cover him, Barron gave a subtle head fake and got to the rack. Looked good in rhythm when he also hit a trailer type three pointer. Barron appears to be making the most of AAU play to be ready to make a bigger impact this high school season, and beyond.     Cruz shot it well early in a tough match up and caught the eye for an unorthodox shooting from. While kind of funky at first glance, it gives him a quicker release and does not appear to diminish his effectiveness. The lefty shoots it effortlessly from a few steps beyond the three point line. And even hit in the mid-range when ran off the line. A quick check of his hudl shows he had a productive junior as a sharpshooter in the Texas panhandle.     The Colorado prospect who is at Tulsa prep school South Central Prep, was running with LeGYnds' EYCL program this past weekend. He's a lanky wing prospect, who had it going from distance in a Saturday afternoon win. Connecting at least three times, helping his squad coast to victory. Good movement along the perimeter for his size, has at least two valuable traits for the next level. Shooting and positional size.     Small town scorer, who in the high school ranks has already cleared 1,000 points for his career. This past season, he routinely torched the nets with multiple 3+ made three pointer games for 16-10 Crowder. First caught the eye at the tournament when he drained an above the three in a Friday night contest. Then proceeded to work hard in all aspects of his game. Bringing some on the ball defensive intensity with deflections and effort. Along with making the right reads on drives and kicks, and generally having a savvy small town feel.