Music City Madness: Late Saturday/Early Sunday Standouts

Wrapping up our Music City Madness coverage here and we'll be focusing on the guys that finished the event in a really strong fashion. There was a ton of talent on display from all over the country, so without further delay, let's take a look at our last group of standouts!    Cook is one of the best next level prospects we saw this past weekend, he possesses a lot of interesting tools at an early stage. The 2029 wing has legit outside touch with an aggressive nature in his game when it comes to getting downhill with the basketball in his hands where he's a really strong above the rim finisher. Cook is constantly looking to finish above the rim and uses his quick first step to get by the initial defender and he's more than capable of finishing above the rim in traffic. Cook can guard multiple positions defensively and provides consistent ball pressure when guarding the ball. It'll be interesting to track his development as he clearly has a high upside in the 2029 class. I fully expect him to establish himself as a bonafide next level prospect over the course of his high school and travel ball career.     Prince did a really good job throughout the weekend with his ability to make outside shots and utilize his crafty off the bounce game to break down defenders. Prince is capable of doing a variety of things for this Jackson Blue Devils team as he possesses a versatile skillset with that outside touch being the true calling card of his game. Prince also does a really good job contributing on the glass for a 6'2" guard allowing him to push the ball in transition and make plays. Prince utilizes the pump fake on the interior at a high level, often drawing contact to head to the free throw line where he is really effective. Prince was one of the most consistent 17u producers all weekend long for his team and in the division as a whole. Expect that production to translate to whatever program Prince ends up going.     Klekamp is a very versatile wing with the ability to contribute at both ends of the floor in many ways. He's got the ability to initiate offense at his size while being able to make reads in ball screen situations. Klekamp is a good shooter off the catch and a very engaged rebounder at both ends of the floor. You can run your offense through him in different spots on the floor with his combination of size, vision, and touch, making him a threat that can be utilized surrounding many different kinds of players. Klekamp is a great fit in multiple different situations and produces in so many ways on the floor. He should continue to be a player to watch in the UAA 16u division this spring/summer with the Stars.     Haston is a really high quality inside/out presence for this group with his ability to own the glass, finish at the rim, and space the defense with his outside touch. A little undersized for a big man, Haston utilizes his strong frame to bully weaker opponents on the interior when positioning in the post or boxing out for rebounds. He's a quality outside shooter off the catch and has a high level of skill for his age/position. He'll continue to evolve as a player as he physically develops and adds more flashes of perimeter skill to his overall game. Haston plays an undeniably productive brand of basketball and should continue to shine as a feature front-court piece on this Stars UAA 15u group that has a bevy of next level prospects on the team with him.     Seal was a super productive part of this Jackson Blue Devils 17u groups 4-0 weekend as he paced them in the rebounding department averaging 17 Points, and 12 Rebounds per game throughout Music City Madness. Seal uses his frame and anticipation to own the glass at both ends of the floor along with a motor that genuinely never stops running. Seal is coming off of a really productive high school season and looks to be carrying that momentum into the travel ball season where he looks to truly establish himself as a next level player. Seal blends the ability to score and rebound at a high level and it directly translated to wins for his team. His presence is super valuable to them and will assuredly be the same at the next level as those opportunities should open up for him over the next 6-12 months.

Wrapping up our Music City Madness coverage here and we'll be focusing on the guys that finished the event in a really strong fashion. There was a ton of talent on display from all over the country, so without further delay, let's take a look at our last group of standouts!