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<p>The Point Guard play was as elite as any position this weekend in Oklahoma. Here are a few players you need to know going forward. <br></p>
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<p class="text-gray-700">Titus impacted the game in just about every way you can. As the point guard, he didn't get rattled, breaking the opposing press fairly easily. When in the half-court set, Titus wreaked havoc on the 2-3 zone. He played through the offense well, making right passes to break the zone. When attacking, Titus finished well with both hands, including an athletic windmill-like layup against a much bigger Hoop Dreams squad. On top of all this, he was maybe the best 14U defender at the tournament. Being a complete pest to opponents. </p>
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<p class="text-gray-700">Though not being the biggest player, that does not stop Koontz from being aggressive. Beating defenders with a hesitation move and using a nice runner game over bigger defenders. The guard showcased some shot-making ability, using crossover to get to the mid-range and elevate over. To show his fiery passion on the court, Koontz missed a three-pointer and immediately ran towards it, got a contested offensive rebound, and put it back up. That's stuff you can't always teach. </p>
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<p class="text-gray-700">Erickson is one of the more interesting prospects of the weekend. The big guard was active on the boards defensively. Always looking to pass, Erickson sometimes should elevate over the defender and use his strength. That being said, he was one of the best playmakers of the weekend. Almost all his assists were from driving the ball and kicking. Overall, just a really smart leader on the court. </p>
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<p class="text-gray-700">Despite not having the strongest handle, Leyba excelled at getting to the basket. The crafty finisher used his body to his advantage, and even pulled out a nice and-1 euro step. Easton was dangerous from the perimeter, keeping the defense on their heels. He hit multiple threes from the left wing and mixed in a few deeper ones from the top of the key. </p>
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<p class="text-gray-700">Parker plays with an undeniable swagger. Rocking the double zeros, he shot the ball at a consistent clip. Hitting four threes on the Lubbock Panthers, none were more impressive than when he stopped and popped on a fast break. Besides shooting, Trey showcased a nice underhand scoop layup when getting to the basket. The combo guard showed he will continue to be a dangerous scorer past this weekend. </p>
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The Point Guard play was as elite as any position this weekend in Oklahoma. Here are a few players you need to know going forward.
HEIGHT
5'6"
POS
PG
CLASS
2030
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HEIGHT
5'7"
POS
PG/PF/PF
CLASS
2028
State:
Texas
Club:
Lubbock Panthers - Alex Wiggins (head coach)
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HEIGHT
6'0"
POS
PG
CLASS
2028
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HEIGHT
5'8"
POS
PG
CLASS
2030
School:
Choctaw
Club:
RSE Basketball 14U
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HEIGHT
5'8"
POS
PG
CLASS
2028
School:
Northside
Club:
Ballerz Elite 16U
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