Saturdays Players Who Stood Out at CP3 NMSC

Love's 6-foot frame immediately catches your attention for a 2032 prospect. That positional size gives him the ability to see over smaller defenders and creates versatility in how he can be used. He has the physical foundation to play multiple roles, and as his perimeter skill set continues to develop, that size could become an even bigger advantage.     Davis looks like a player who is starting to grow into his frame. His body is filling out, giving him a stronger physical foundation while he continues to develop his perimeter game. Combined with his ball skills and jumper, the added strength could become an important part of his progression.     Hall brings a shot-making element that immediately stands out. He is comfortable in the game is crazy great at creating separation off the bounce and has the range to stretch a defense well beyond the arc. His handle continues to develop, but the combination of his jumper, confidence and ability to create his own shot gives him one of the more intriguing offensive profiles in this group.     Bryant has a strong frame for his position and knows how to use it. He does a good job playing through contact and using his strength to hold his ground on both ends. That physicality gives him an advantage when attacking the defense and competing for position.     Oates has an intriguing combination of size and guard skill for a 2032 prospect. His 5'10” frame gives him an advantage over many players at his position, while his ability to handle the ball allows him to operate away from the basket. That combination of size and skill makes him one of the younger players worth getting multiple looks at throughout the weekend.     Jones stood out with his strength around the basket. He does a good job using his body to create an advantage once he gets downhill, allowing him to work through contact instead of being knocked off his line. His physical approach gives him a clear way to generate offense even when the defense gets into his body.