MADE Hoops DMV Live: Top Florida Standouts

Division I college coaches were on the road throughout the country this weekend for the May evaluation period, and many made their way to Baltimore for DMV Live. Several of Florida's top travel programs were in attendance as well, giving prospects another opportunity to perform in front of college staffs from every level. Here is a look at some of the top Florida standouts from the action at DMV Live.    One of the state's top available prospects, the Cardinal Gibbons wing scored 20 points in a win over Sizzle MHC while continuing to show why he remains an intriguing late recruiting target. The strong, athletic, hard playing left handed wing was extremely difficult to keep out of the paint, consistently attacking downhill and finishing effectively with either hand around the rim. Herbert also lived at the free throw line, knocking down nine attempts from the charity stripe, and brought his usual activity and toughness at the defensive end of the floor. With his combination of athleticism, physicality, production, and versatility, Herbert could be a valuable late addition for a college program.     Many of the high major coaches in attendance this weekend were there to evaluate Fuentes, and the talented lead guard delivered while helping All Ball to a winning weekend in Baltimore. Fuentes showcased outstanding vision and passing ability, consistently creating quality opportunities for teammates while effectively using ball screens to generate offense for himself or others. A strong, athletic, attacking point guard, he plays with a high basketball IQ and excellent command of the game. In addition to his offensive playmaking ability, Fuentes also stood out defensively with his toughness, competitiveness, and ability to impact the game on that end of the floor.     The junior wing scored 16 points in a narrow loss on Saturday afternoon in Baltimore while continuing to show his offensive upside and shot making ability. Walcott consistently created his own offense off the dribble and used his length and size effectively to shoot over defenders and score at multiple levels. A wing with good positional size, he has shown noticeable improvement as a perimeter shot maker and plays with a scorer's mentality when the ball is in his hands.     Another popular name with college coaches this weekend, Douby Jr. continued to show his In addition to his scoring ability, while flashing improved ball handling and playmaking skills. The junior can create offense for himself and others at times. Douby Jr. possesses very good size and length for the perimeter, can score at all three levels, and uses ball screens effectively to create separation and attack defenses. Combined with his above average athleticism and offensive versatility, he remains one of the state's top perimeter prospects.     Nealy continues to trend in the right direction as a prospect and backed up his strong spring play with a 25-point performance in a win at DMV Live. A strong, sharp shooting guard, he can knock down shots both off the catch and off the bounce while consistently providing scoring punch from the perimeter. Nealy plays with toughness and confidence, combines above average athleticism with good speed, and competes defensively as a willing defender on the wing. With his ability to stretch the floor and generate offense, he is a prospect college coaches looking for scoring production in the backcourt should investigate.

Division I college coaches were on the road throughout the country this weekend for the May evaluation period, and many made their way to Baltimore for DMV Live. Several of Florida's top travel programs were in attendance as well, giving prospects another opportunity to perform in front of college staffs from every level. Here is a look at some of the top Florida standouts from the action at DMV Live.