Pitt Jam Fest Dynamic Guards

Johnson is an energetic guard who shows the ability to play on or off the basketball. He has a nice package of finishes he uses them around the bucket. Johnson excels breaking the game down in the half-court and taking what the defense gives him. I thought early on in the game he was over dribbling too much but once he reeled it back, the game started to come to him organically. His offense output always allows for his team to be in games. He made a few trips the charity stripe.     Hunter-Coleman was one of the most explosive prospects I evaluated over the weekend. He has a college ready frame and plays with an immense deal of physical tools. He seeks out contact and makes a plethora of trips to the foul line. On defense he was able to alter a shot. I like how doesn't always need to ball in his hands to leave an impact on the game. I would like to see him look to be more aggressive from behind the three point line. He would be the ideal fit for LM and LM+ leagues.     Clayborn added some depth at the guard spot for the Warriors. He connected on a pair of three pointers. If you give Clayborn an inch he will take a mile and kept defenses on their toes with his frequency to stuff the stat sheet. Clayborn was able to play with different gears when he has the ball in his hands. He has a wiry frame hoping he can add some muscle to his frame which will make his transition to college smoother.     Cruz provided some scoring pop for his Slow-Mo team. He scored the basketball in many different ways throughout the game. He touched the paint when going downhill. Cruz connected on a few three pointers and needs to be respected if he is behind the three point line. He is very crafty when he has the ball in his hands. Cruz also found ways to turn defense to offense     Williams is a sound guard who has an all-around game which was seen throughout. He connected on a handful of three pointers. Showed that he can score around the paint and got downhill. Williams was a threat at the foul line. He also had no issues finding teammates in different spots for scoring chances. He made the most of 2nd chance efforts. Looking forward to tracking his progress.     Scored a few shots from behind the arc and can't be left open or he will make you pay. He moved the ball well and let the game come to him. D'Ambra liked to set up shop out of the mid-post. He is an in-between guard but shows some flashes as a secondary ball-handler. I like how he was able to sacrifice his body for the good of the team by taking charges. D'Ambra was in the right spots to come up with steals and rebounds. He is stuck between a few positions which could be considered a knock to so He is like a battering ram when he is on the attack.     He left his mark on the game by connecting on several three pointers throughout the night and can't be left alone if he is around the three point line. He made plays for others frequently with his passing. I like how he had his fingerorints Sam added some depth for Marston Elite.