Franklin College ID Camp | Sunday Players To Watch

Franklin College opens its doors Sunday for its second Basketball ID Camp of the weekend, giving high school prospects an opportunity to compete in front of the Grizzlies coaching staff and showcase their skills in a Division III environment. With players from multiple classes expected to attend, here are some of the names worth keeping an eye on as they look to make an impression in Franklin.    One of the best sharp shooters in the Indiana in-state class of 2027 out of Decatur Central will be in on Sunday for the Franklin ID Camp after recently picking up an offer from the Grizzlies on May 26th. He's an excellent shooter that knows how to get himself open looks. Smooth stroke with deep range while also having a middle game off the dribble.     Long and athletic big man that impacts the game in the paint on both ends. Really good rebounder and shot blocker. He's mobile on defensive end that allows him to switch out onto guards and contain them on the perimeter. A bit raw offensively but is a threat in the pick and roll as well as a lob threat.     Versatile wing/forward that impacts the game on both ends of the floor. He's an inside-out threat with his length and skill. Capable of driving closeouts and knocking down catch and shoot 3's but thrives in the midrange. Guards multiple positions on the defensive end while rebounding his position well.     One of the better scoring guards in the Indiana in-state class of 2028, [player_tooltip player_id='2791284' first='Kyan' last='Hudson'] has the ability to take over games in a hurry. Known for his shooting ability, Hudson is capable of playing on the ball and has become a really nice playmaker for his teammates with nice court vision. Has a shiftiness to his game where he can get in the lane and if the defense steps over to help he's a willing passer.       Mr Fundamental of the 2027 Indiana in-state class, [player_tooltip player_id='2140339' first='Carter' last='Crum'] isn't a guy that will wow you with insane athletic ability or quickness, but he gets the job done on every possession. He's an undersized power forward but it doesn't stop him from being a great rebounder on both ends of the floor. He does a good job of defending and staying out of foul trouble.     A big, physical post prospect that is only scratching the surface of just how good he can be. An absolute stud on the boards on both ends of the floor. He's a mobile big that's capable of impacting the game on both ends. Has shown flashes of his offensive potential with his ability to knock down catch and shoot 3's, as well as score around the basket. He's a solid defender that can switch for short periods and contain.     Lightning quick lead guard that plays with an elite level of confidence in his game. Capable of taking over a game on both ends of the floor. He's a tempo pushing guard that is a one man press breaker. Shifty off the dribble that gets to any spot on the floor. Does a good job balancing scoring and facilitating and is a natural born leader on the floor.

Franklin College opens its doors Sunday for its second Basketball ID Camp of the weekend, giving high school prospects an opportunity to compete in front of the Grizzlies coaching staff and showcase their skills in a Division III environment. With players from multiple classes expected to attend, here are some of the names worth keeping an eye on as they look to make an impression in Franklin.