MADE Hoops Philly Clash Additional Notables

Colston is a physical in-between guard who has nice positional size. He collected a few steals and turned it into offensive possessions for his team. He is effective turning the corner in the half-court and getting to the rim. Colston found his teammates with his passing and has no issues making plays for others.     This was my first time evaluating Favors in person and was one of the most pleasant surprises I saw this weekend. He showed that there are still a lot of talented players in the Philly Pub. He is a rangy swingman who just starting to scratch the surface as a prospect. He connected on a few shots from deep and cannot be left open. I want to see him work on getting stronger which could help him finish around traffic.     Mauro is an electric point guard who has his fingerprints all over the game for his team. He showed some flashes as a scorer. Mauro plays like his hair is on fire and sees plays into existence from miles away. He also showed that he can make shots from a slew of different spots on the floor.     Udo thrived on the ball and does a great job being the conductor for his squad and knows how to find his teammates in different situations on the floor. Like the different ways he is able to score the ball is a threat to find the bucket from an array of spots. Udo cannot be left open from behind the arc or he will make you pay.     Stewart provided some depth with his ability to score the basketball and finds ways to live in the paint. He uses his branchlike arms to come down with rebounds. Stewart seeks out contact well and made several trips to the charity stripe where he shoots a great percentage from. Stewart is able to use his size to take advantage of smaller defenders inside.     Mirarachi left his mark on the game while he was playing off of the basketbal hitting a pair of three pointers as a catch and shoot threat. He was in lanes on defense to get steals. Mirarachi found others with his vision of the floor. He is learning how to insert himself in the game in different ways that don't involve being a primary scorer due to the fact his team has a lot of scoring depth at the guard spots.     Trn is a deadyeye from deep and if his feet are set, there is a high chance he is connecting. He was in spots to rebound the ball. He reads and reacts to the game on the fly and puts self in good places on the floor to be successful. Like the energy he brings to the game when he is on the floor.