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Sheard is a hyper-active post player who is just starting to scratch the surface as a prospect. He moves well for his size and uses that to his advantage when he is going up against post player who are slower than him. He was a threat to show of his athleticism by being a rim rocker and is a threat from the dunker spots. Was glad to see him making an impact on both ends of the floor in the game I saw of his. Sheard contested shots frequently.     Morrissey is a skilled post player who is a focal point in his teams offense whenever he is on the floor. Morrissey can set up shop in an array of different spots on the floor. I like how he has a nice set of post moves he can use and has great footwork. He showed that he could finish above the rim and has some nice burst of athleticism. Liked his timing when he was going up to alter shots. Morrissey runs the floor like a deer. I like how he has soft hands that allow him to shag passes. He also has a phenomenal vision of the floor and connects frequently with his teammates for scoring chances of their own. Morrissey oozes with long-term potential and look forward to tracking his progress.     Rogers is a brick-wall screener who consistently frees up space for teammates to operate on offense. He is agile enough to defend on the perimeter while also matching up with floor-spacing bigs and wings, making him a highly switchable defender. Rogers operates well out of the post and is a legitimate passing threat on the block, showing the ability to find shooters on the perimeter or hit slashers cutting to the basket. He stays ready for the basketball at all times and benefits from playing alongside guards who can capitalize on highlight-level passes. Rogers physically crashes the boards on both ends of the floor, and his game is fueled by a nonstop motor. His frame allows him to take up a ton of space inside, and he consistently takes advantage of smaller or weaker defenders throughout the course of the game. I really like the overall impact Rogers leaves on the floor.     McClemens is a big body post who oozes with a ton of potential. He showed that he can score in different ways inside. McClemens is effective staying within himself and doesn't look to do things he struggles at. I want to see him improve on his hands. His frame and length allows him to eat up space inside. He has no issues contesting shots. He would be a great candidate for a reclass opportunities or a priority by regional small colleges.     Holmes is an anchor on the interior who consistently impacts the game whenever he is on the floor. He is a willing screener that creates plenty of space for his guards to operate and get downhill in the half-court. Holmes is effective rolling to the rim and knows how to make plays from the dunker spot. He plays above the rim and always seems moments away from making a momentum-changing play. Defensively, Holmes showed good timing when going up to alter shots and saved several points from going on the board. He also has a nose for converting on second-chance opportunities around the basket. I really liked the level of productivity he brought and the continued improvement he has shown as time goes on.     Perkins is an athletic post player who has great timing going up to alter shots and keep points off the scoreboard. He also converted a handful of high percentage chances inside. In good spots on the floor to collect turnovers and turn defense to offense. Perkins has a nose for finding rebounds. I like the way he runs the floor. Perkins also can make a highlight play at the rim in a blink of an eye. He tracks as as scholarship prospect.     Was impressed with the way that Curley was a voice of reason for Local Legends offensive production in the game I saw of his. Curley is a mismatch nightmare. He acquired points in different ways throughout and is a physical battering ram who adores contact. Curley had great timing to be in passing lanes and collected a handful of steals and turned into into offense. Curley showed flashes as a passer and found teammates. Curley did a nice job rebounding the ball. I liked his willingness to stay home on the defensive end and wall up every time a driver from the opposing team attacked the bucket. He tracks as a scholarship prospect.     Akinrinmade impressed with his instincts on the floor and has great timing to make things happen on either end of the floor. He was effective as a screener and could operate playing the two man game. I liked how assertive he was on the boards and always seemed like he was the designated rebounder for his team. He is effective running the floor in transition. Akinrinmade made the most capitalized off of 2nd chance scoring efforts. He would be a great late pickup or for a post-grad program or a junior college.