Oklahomans Elevating their game at Recruit Look KC

Checking in on Oklahomans who elevated their game at last weekend's Recruit Look event in KC.    After a breakout junior season on a State Championship team, Poindexter has continued to rise. He's a two way force, providing important defensive anchoring and rebounding principles for Texhoma. And is an one man fast break, routinely grabbing rebounds and pushing the tempo. Or running hard when teammates push, allowing him to showcase his explosiveness with transition dunks.   In the game against OWE, his jumper wasn't falling. But that didn't stop him from contributing in the halfcourt, especially in the second half. Consistently attacked the rim, with power And 1 finishes and acrobatic finishes to avoid contact. Considering he could still be growing (his father was a 6'10 forward at Tulsa), Poindexter might just be scratching the surface of his potential.     One of the higher ceiling prospects in any grade in Oklahoma, Murry is starting a pivotal 16U summer with powerhouse program MoKan. In the game streamed, the flashes of his talent jumped off the screen. He's come into his own as an athlete, making it look easy with gliding movements in transition and attacking the rim. Has great hangtime and fluidness around the rim, allowing him to adjust in mid-air in traffic. Shoots it cleanly and with ease. The upside is there for him to play at the highest levels of college basketball, now is the team for him to put the flashes together into consistent, loud success.     It almost feels like a broken record for the hard playing guard. Mason simply gets it done. His combination of a good first step, power and simple "want to" leads to him always finding his way to the rim. One of the best examples of him willing it to happen came when he got a paint touch. Made the right kick out to a teammate for a three, then got the miss for a putback. There's seemingly always a couple moments like that where he makes winning plays that either steal his teams a couple points. Or he makes a block or transition effort to help save two points on defense. Effort, athleticism and impacting winning should make Mason a target for regional colleges.     McKinney's weekend including a 46 point explosion. That wasn't the game watched back, but he still was a productive scorer. In the game watched back, his jumper wasn't as on point. But he still impressed with his ability to get to the rim and the line. Good athlete, who's ability to hit off the bounce helps open his room to get by defenders. Then at the rim, he routinely takes bumps, hangs in the air and still finishes.   Has a real knack as a shot maker, which started to show more and more during Santa Fe's State Tournament run. Now he's taken the keys for his new OK U Premier program and is elevating his production.     Walker has had a fantastic April with his new I4 team. There's always been intrigue with the rising junior as he has good height and flashes of promising athleticism. Now he's started to cash in on those traits by keeping it simple in a few different viewings. Including a big time putback dunk in their game against MoKan's 16U team. He also battled around the rim on defense, and even disrupted passing lanes with his height, wingspan and activity. Playing with a good motor is half the battle for prospects, and Walker appears to have embraced that. Giving him next level potential.     Strong body guard, who helped his Texhoma squad to a win against a fellow Oklahoma team. Uses his strength to help handle on the ball pressure. Helped run the show on offensea and made good passes in transition. Hit a couple times off the dribble from deep in the game watched. Expect these spring and summer reps to pay off next winter, as Jenks should very much be in the 6A State Tournament picture.

Checking in on Oklahomans who elevated their game at last weekend's Recruit Look event in KC.