The Tune Up: Texas Big Time Contributors Friday

The Tune Up: Texas hosted highly competitive games towards the end of the event. The prospects featured in this article demonstrated skill and played at a high level, significantly contributing to their team's production. Let's dive into the prospects who played a pivotal role in achieving this success.    Kameron Lindsey of [program_tooltip program_id='2434881' first='P.U.S.H.' last='Athletics Academy'] was in constant attack mode offensively staying aggressive by drawing plenty of contact. The attacking he did throughout the game against STY 17U resulted in making the driving layup to send the game into overtime. Plays like that separated him from a lot of different prospects that I scouted at the Tune Up. While he attacked the basket on many possessions, he was able to knock down shots from the perimeter.     Andrew Jenkins is a guard from STY 17U that is a swift player with the ball. He effectively converts layups in transition and the half court. He also shares the ball with his teammates to finish plays. Throughout my evaluation he is a capable shooter from the perimeter as well. In the half court, he is quick in defensive rotations disrupting the flow of opposing offenses with steals.     TJ Johnson was a standout player for the [program_tooltip program_id='3678689' first='Top' last='Prospect Hoops'] 17U that showcased his skillset against the Natural Talent 17U. He consistently scored in transition, finding open lanes within the Natural Talent 17U press to attack the basket with force. Offensively, he demonstrated his versatility by hitting shots from the perimeter off the catch. TJ's consistent hustle and determination gave his team a significant advantage throughout the game.     Dreylon Butler for Natural Talent 17U showcased his versatility and athleticism on both ends of the court against the Top Prospects Hoops 17U. Defensively, he effectively contested shots around the rim, disrupting the opposing team's offensive flow. Off the ball, Dreylon consistently cut and created scoring opportunities for himself, acting as a reliable passing option. His ability to move without the ball kept the defense guessing and opened up lanes for him. Dreylon's finishing ability shone through, converting a high percentage of his shots near the basket. Additionally, he demonstrated his defensive rebounding ability, contributing to both offensive and defensive rebounds.     [player_tooltip player_id='2557213' first='Tripp' last=''] Higgins was a consistent contributor for the Western Oklahoma Bulldogs 17U team that showcased his shooting skills against Team Phoenix E32. His mid-range and perimeter shooting were particularly impressive, characterized by his solid form and the lift on his jump shot. Higgins's open looks primarily originated from his ability to create off the dribble and screen opportunities to free himself up off the ball.

The Tune Up: Texas hosted highly competitive games towards the end of the event. The prospects featured in this article demonstrated skill and played at a high level, significantly contributing to their team's production. Let's dive into the prospects who played a pivotal role in achieving this success.