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<p>The content from this weekend's Expo continues as we break into individual team evaluations. It only makes sense to start with Team 1, who had a strong showing with a roster full of capable guards.</p>
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<p class="text-gray-700">Rogers spent the day putting a ton of pressure on the opposing defense with his quick-twitch ability. Constantly got into the paint or all the way to the rim and made things happen both as a scorer or distributor. Showed his balance as a lead guard who can set the table for others or come through as a scorer from deep or around the rim with nice touch on floaters or scoop layups as he snuck the ball by rotating shot blockers.</p>
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<p>Pesky defender both on/off ball who looks to speed up the tempo and push in transition for quick buckets.</p>
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<p class="text-gray-700">Graham was effective with his touches at the top of the key or the high-post where he had space to attack his man off the bounce. He can make his presence felt from the mid-range stopping on a dime for pull ups and had some crafty finished around the cup as he absorbed contact on his way. Active cutter without the ball and always looked to hunt down defensive boards so he could quickly locate streaking guards before sprinting the floor as a trailer.</p>
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<p class="text-gray-700">Saadipour had a nice group of playmaking guards on his team, which allowed him to showcase his long-range shooting off the catch. Whether it was in transition or a half court setting, there were plenty of occasions where Saadipour made timely fades to the corner as others penetrated the paint/baseline or spaced the floor further as he feathered out to the wing on fast breaks to give the ball handler more space to attack. Once defenders were aware of his three-point shot, Saadipour had a few nice drives attacking off the catch in straight-line fashion.</p>
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<p class="text-gray-700">I was expecting Wilson to be one of the more disruptive guards in attendance and he lived up to the billing. What he lacks in size he makes up for with quickness and aggression on the ball defensively. If he wasn't poking the ball away himself, he was a terror in the passing lanes as he caused a handful of deflections that led to easy buckets on the other end for his teammates. </p>
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<p>Offensively, Wilson is a water bug who can maneuver his way to the paint and force the defense to collapse before locating open teammates. He cashed in a on his share of open looks from the perimeter that ultimately forced his matchup to remain honest throughout.</p>
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<p class="text-gray-700">Glenn played with a high motor, which ended up playing dividends for both he and his team as an active rebounder. His 6-foot-3 frame with plus length allowed him to snag missed amongst bigger players in the paint and after finding point guards to lead the break, Glenn put his head down and sprinted the floor with purpose. On multiple occasions, teammates found him trailing and gave him the ball around the top of the key where he used his long strides to get to the rim and finish as the defense was scrambling.</p>
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<p class="text-gray-700">Frempong did a nice job of playing off the ball and understanding spatial awareness of being in the right spot at the right time. Similar to Saddipour, Frempong set up shop in the corner or the wings and after cashing in on a triple, utilized shot fakes to get defenders off their feet and open driving lanes. He had a few nice floaters he converted with soft touch and also made a couple of nice passes to cutters as their defenders stepped up to help from the weak side.</p>
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<p class="text-gray-700">Given the range of athletes in attendance, Hahn brought his value as another floor-spacer on this team. He has an ultra aggressive trigger from three and doesn't need much time or space to get it off. Another prospect on Team 1 who was the beneficiary of playing next to guards who frequented the paint, Hahn showed off some improved toughness and processing off the catch if he wasn't open as he quickly got off the ball and relocated around the arc.</p>
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<p class="text-gray-700">Wrote in-depth about Costley's performance that got him the nod for First Team, but just quick analysis as he was the bell cow for Team 1. His 6-foot-2 strong frame, improved athleticism and overall toughness made him the guy to defend the other team's most potent threat. No matter what position they were, Costley used his body and active hands to make life difficult from the point of attack defensively. On offense, he consistently beat guys off the dribble, finished through contact and made quick reads from the center of the paint to reward cutters or bigs along the baseline.</p>
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The content from this weekend's Expo continues as we break into individual team evaluations. It only makes sense to start with Team 1, who had a strong showing with a roster full of capable guards.
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