Keystone State Gems

He has nice timing to alter shots around the rim. Reilly is effective running the floor in transition. He is effective driving downhill in the half-court an has nice touch around the bucket. Reilly has good footwork inside and operates well around the block. He plays a physical brand of basketball whenever he steps onto the floor. Reilly is a bit of a tweener and unsure what his true position is.     Threat as a pick and popper in the half-court. Can dribble through traffic to get to the bucket. On defense he finds ways to rebound and block shots. Is effective as an off-ball slasher. Does a lot of damage from behind the three point line and cannot be left open when he is out there. Should see traction at the small college level.     Watson impresses as a threat from behind the arc. He shows some flashes of putting the ball on the deck. Watson also finds ways to score using his runner and can use it when going up against taller tree defenders. He finds ways to touch the paint when on the attack. I would like to see him work on getting stronger.     Stover is a threat to make shots from behind the three point. He has fluid mechanics when he is shooting the ball. Stover has no issues sacrificing his body for the good of the team. Like the way he is able to process the game and makes conservative decisions throughout and doesn't look to overstep his boundaries. He is able to create some separation off the dribble from him to get off a shot. Like the body control he has when on the attack. Would like to see him work on getting his feet faster     Like the ball pressure he applies on the defensive end of the floor. He is an effective trapper. Has no issues diving on the floor for loose balls. Matt plays with an assertive motor throughout the game. He plays with an immense deal of balance and is a jack of all trades. He should see traction from local small colleges.