Matthew Graves Indiana State Elite Camp Top Performers

The Matthew Graves/Indiana State Elite Camp featured plenty of talent from throughout the region, with prospects getting the opportunity to showcase their abilities in front of the Indiana State coaching staff. As we continue highlighting those who made an impression, here's part three of the top performers who stood out with their play throughout the day.    A player that was living above the rim during the scrimmage portion of camp, Noah Cook is a long and athletic forward that was able to do a lot of different things on the floor with his length and mobility. Fluid athlete that guards multiple positions and controls the boards on both ends. Inside-out offensive skill set. Was really good ripping through and driving from the wing while also being a capable three-point shooter. Found a connection early on with his guards in the pick and roll and showed excellent hands and finishing ability through contact.     One of the top stock risers and players in the Kentucky 2028 class, 6'4” Wing [player_tooltip player_id='2492699' first='Myles' last='Howard'] of Christian Academy of Louisville is a pure scorer that was getting into his bag in front of me late in the day at camp. Relentless scorer on the offensive end that makes the game look easy at times. Capable three-point shooter, but was best when he was getting downhill. Plays with strength and athleticism on drives that makes him a tough cover. Finishes strong around the basket while also being a willing passer when the defense rotates.     Without a doubt the best player o saw at camp was [player_tooltip player_id='2523928' first='Vasaun' last='Wilmington'] out of North Scott, Iowa. The crafty 6'0” 2028 guard was doing it all in the scrimmages for his team. Shifty handle with a quickness and confidence to his game. Three-level scorer that was able to get to any spot on the floor that he wanted to. Really brought it on the defensive end. Active hands living in passing lanes and relentless pressure coming up with multiple steals. Thrives in transition where he could show off his passing ability as well as his athleticism throwing down multiple dunks.     The tallest player at camp came in the form of 6'9” Drew Patin, who showed a truly intriguing skill set at his size. Not a prototypical big man that is a bruiser and plays with his back to the basket. Drew was extremely comfortable playing out on the perimeter and showed his ability to drive closeouts and make good decisions while putting it on the floor. Excellent pick and roll and pick and pop big. Good hands with the patience's to not rush his roll and force anything. Pretty thin right now, but did a good job playing on balance and playing through contact. Solid rebounder and rim protector on the defensive end that allowed his team to play in transition and get easy buckets.     6'4” guard out of Wisconsin that caught my attention early on and solidified his spot as one of the best prospects at camp through his play during the scrimmage portion. Edward Bullock is a long and athletic scoring guard that showed his full offensive arsenal. Really nice catch and shoot three-point guy, but was best putting the ball on the floor and creating shots in the midrange. With his size and length he was able to rise up over defenders in the midrange and had a nice soft touch. Versatile defender that rebounded from the guard position well.

The Matthew Graves/Indiana State Elite Camp featured plenty of talent from throughout the region, with prospects getting the opportunity to showcase their abilities in front of the Indiana State coaching staff. As we continue highlighting those who made an impression, here's part three of the top performers who stood out with their play throughout the day.