The Scoring Factory Prep Guards 2 Know

Strobl is back playing in the States after spending the last two seasons overseas in Europe. He can play on or off the basketball and processes the game at a high level, allowing him to make plays within the flow of the offense. Strobl's calling card is his ability to make shots, and I like how he can utilize his in-between game to create scoring opportunities. He also does a nice job controlling the game in the half-court and serves as an extension of the coach on the floor. With his feel, shooting ability, and overall command of the game, Strobl is a prospect who should garner scholarship-level recruitment.     Jakupi is a well-built scorer who has no issues firing up shots and using his size to bully his way past defenders. He lives in the paint and consistently puts pressure on the defense when attacking downhill. If left open, Jakupi will torch opponents from three, giving him another way to keep defenses honest. I like how he communicates on the defensive end and stays active throughout the game. With his combination of physicality, scoring ability, and defensive activity, Jakupi is a prospect who should see recruitment at the small-college level.     Sutfin is a sturdy guard who finds a slew of ways to leave a positive impact on the game. He is effective scoring with his mid-range game or by getting downhill and attacking the basket. Sutfin plays with an active motor and takes pride in his work on the defensive end of the floor. His combination of scoring versatility, toughness, and defensive activity gives him multiple ways to impact the game.     Strobl plays with phenomenal basketball instincts, and I love the way he anticipates the game and makes plays on the fly. He frequently jumps passing lanes and does a nice job turning defense into offense. Strobl is one of his team's best passers and consistently makes plays for others at a high clip. His feel, anticipation, and ability to impact the game on both ends should make him a key piece for the TSF Prep squad this upcoming season.     Harty can play either the two or the three and is an effective shot-maker who brings versatility to the perimeter. He has nice touch with his mid-range game and cannot be left open when operating on the perimeter. Harty provides valuable offensive depth for his team and consistently finds ways to put points on the scoreboard. His ability to score from multiple spots makes him a useful piece within different lineups.     Betancourt-Jones plays with an active motor and consistently finds ways to make winning plays whenever he steps onto the floor. He plays with no fear and embraces the physicality of the game. I like the way he is able to convert high-percentage scoring opportunities and make the most of his chances around the basket. His motor, toughness, and ability to consistently contribute give him multiple ways to impact the game.