Pangos All-American Camp: Prospects Built For The Next Level

In this article, I feature six can't miss prospects who look more than prepared to contribute at the next level.    Kur Lual (pictured) had a dominant performance at the Pangos All-American Camp thanks to his ability to create off the dribble, shot-making, effort, and strong defensive play. I caught his first game, where he dropped 27 points and connected on five 3-pointers. He then continued to pose problems for defenders, draining pull-up jumpers and throwing down dunks. Beyond his scoring, he stays locked in on the defensive end and isn't an easy guy to get around. Expect more buzz around his name in the very near future, as he has a great feel for the game to go with his size and athleticism.   <ul class="wp-block-list"> <li>Selected to the Top 30 Game and one of the MVP's </li> </ul>     CJ Rosser has a rare blend of height, skill, and athleticism that allows him to be a high-impact player on both ends of the court. On offense, he attacks the basket with a full head of steam and will launch for gravity-defying dunks when he has a clear path. I was also a fan of his outside shooting, and he converted on a number of tough 3-pointers throughout the camp. On defense, Rosser eliminates space in the blink of an eye and is very capable of coming up with both steals and blocks. Overall, all of the tools are there, and it'll be exciting to see what he does during the rest of the summer.   <ul class="wp-block-list"> <li>Selected to the Top 30 Game </li> </ul>     Chase Lumpkin is a prototypical shooting guard who simply knows how to get a bucket. He scores from all three levels and gets to his spots very efficiently. Once he gets where he wants to go, he'll elevate for his shot and displays good balance. Which helps him hit in triples and mid-range shots often. Lumpkin's craftiness also opens the door for him to get all the way to the rack, and he occasionally draws contact. His length and speed come in handy on the defensive end as well, where he marks his man and contests shots.   <ul class="wp-block-list"> <li>Selected to the Top 30 Game </li> </ul>     Keaundre Morris is another deadeye marksmen who played with Team Young. He doesn't need the ball much to make his presence felt. And he is the type of player who can get hot in a hurry. He was pouring in a numbers of shots from long range, and his quickness helps him get open for said oppoortunities. He can also draw the attenton of the defenese, and will hit his teammates when they have qualiy chances. Morris currently has 9 DI offers and more could be on the way.     Josh Leonard checks a lot of the boxes as a prospect. He stands at right around 6'7 and drives to the rim with a purpose on offense. Throwing down monster dunks with some force. He also operates with good pace when the paint is fairly clogged. And can bury shots from the outside if that's the cleaner look. Leonard also utilizes his frame and strength to give his opponents issues on the defensive end. Plus he'll come down with boards.   <ul class="wp-block-list"> <li>Selected to the Top 30 Game</li> </ul>     Josiah Nance is a tough cover on offense. He uses his burst and change of direction skills to elude defenders. Using his tight handles as well to protect the rock in traffic. He drops in both jumpers and 3 pointers, making him someone the defense constantly has to account for. Nance also gets it done on the other end of the court, where he uses his length and speed to be effective. Expect him to keep turning heads during the upcoming Live Period events.   <ul class="wp-block-list"> <li>Selected to the Top 30 Game </li> </ul>

In this article, I feature six can't miss prospects who look more than prepared to contribute at the next level.