Jersey Jam Fest Playmakers

Really like the way Brown found different ways to make plays for self and others. Brown moves well while playing off the basketball and was a threat as an off-ball slasher. He frequently found teammates for scoring chances with his passing. He is very effective while on the attack. Like the way Brown is able to guard different positions.     Carter is a jumbo guard who found ways to make plays for others in the half-court. Like how Carter was always in the right spots to fall into rebounds. His length was used to contest and alter shots. He found others with his ability to pass the ball. Even though he was able to convert a few tough shots throughout the game I want to see him improve on his efficiency and feel like he rushed into a few shots.     Worthy was one of the best prospects I saw at the Jersey Jam Fest. His fingerprints were all over the game and I like how versatile he is as a prospect. Worthy showed he could go coast to coast and made plays for others with his vision of the floor. He had nice timing to block shots. Worthy scored at the foul line and was also able to score around the bucket. Would be a great late get for a college program or a prep school.     Harken was a difference maker for his Iverson squad. He banged in a bunch of three pointers and is deadly if he is given any space from behind the arc. Harken plays a physical brand of basketball and plays with an aggressive motor. He also found ways to connect with others for scoring chances with his passing. Harken lived at the foul line and was perfect from there. Liked his timing to get steals and assists. Harken is very steady and should see a ton of low to mid division ones monitoring him.     Cowell is a skilled southpaw big man who is methodical. Love how he is able to come down with passes like a tight end. He is a threat from the dunker spots and is very smooth was going up to finish. Cowell has good footwork around the bucket and uses his array of post moves inside. He draws fouls and gets to the foul line. Cowell keeps progressing with time. I would like to see him continue to improve on getting stronger and work on finishing consistently around crowds. He found ways to protect the rim by altering shots.     Like the way Desire controls the pace of the game and is a sound guard. He frequently touches the paint on the attack and has no issues getting downhill. He showed some flashes from three as a capable shooter. Desire is at his best when the game is in the half-court. He found ways to collect steals and turn it into offense. I like the way he uses his teammates to set screens for him and finds ways to reward them by finding them rolling to the rim.