Big Shots Richmond Jam: Underrated Prospects to Know

A number of under the radar players made a strong impression this weekend at the Big Shots Richmond Jam. Competing against quality competition, these players showcased their skill sets, production, and potential as a college prospect.    Fraser is a quick, smart lead guard who plays with control and confidence. He's a crafty finisher in the paint and showed this weekend that he can be a reliable scoring option in addition to running a team and distributing. With his pace, decisionmaking, and ability to create, he brings strong value as a floor general who can also score the ball.     The high scoring unsigned senior had a strong weekend for [program_tooltip program_id='2248971' first='River' last='City Reign'], averaging nearly 15 points per game. Thompson is a strong, quick, attacking lead guard who can create his own offense and is effective both on and off the ball. He shows deep range on his jump shot and brings a scoring mentality along with the ability to impact the game in multiple ways.     Farley is a very athletic, lanky wing who thrives as a high level finisher around the rim. He is especially effective in transition and can attack off the bounce to put pressure on the defense. Defensively, he offers strong versatility, active in passing lanes and capable of blocking shots with his length and timing. He plays with a consistently high motor, impacting the game on both ends.     Dublin is a lanky, left handed scoring guard with a smooth, confident offensive game. He's a shot maker with range beyond the arc and has the quickness and handle to attack the rim off the bounce. He finishes effectively with either hand and shows a good feel for the game, allowing him to score efficiently in a variety of ways.     The junior guard is a reliable shot maker with range who brings value as a secondary ball handler. He plays with a high basketball IQ, changes speeds effectively with the ball in his hands, and shows good control operating in the half court.

A number of under the radar players made a strong impression this weekend at the Big Shots Richmond Jam. Competing against quality competition, these players showcased their skill sets, production, and potential as a college prospect.