2029 Guards You Cannot Overlook

At some point, every body feels over looked in some way and the reasoning can consist of many different reasons. They may feel like they deserve more time on the floor, more shot opportunities, more media attention, and much more. I do not have the power to provide them more time or shots, but I can help bring more media attention their way. This article will shine a light on a few 2029 Guards in Nevada who I feel are over looked but deserving of more eyes on them this upcoming season.    Azari is a super crafty guard that only gets in his bag when a bucket is beyond needed. Otherwise, he keeps it simple getting to his spots before rising up on jumpers like a pro would. He's stronger than he appears and can absorb contact with great body control that helps him convert and-1's and heavily contest lays. Defensively, he's a dawg that pressures on ball heavily and moves his feet well to stay in front at all times. He's been improving his strength throughout this offseason to make him even more of a downhill threat to pair with his efficient jumper.     Ryan is a crafty, lefty with unlimited range. What makes him such a tough cover is his past volleyball line range makes defenses have to step out. This gives Ryan even more space to attack downhill where he can finish through contact or shoot floaters with efficiency. He's a true point guard with great court vision & High IQ. Ryan has a knack for getting his feet in the paint where he finds drop offs to the big or shooters outside easily but, as soon as he gets the ball he's looking up to see who he can pass ahead to before a defense has time to set up. He is somebody I expect to take a leap in the rankings by the end of the season.     Brycen is an absolute pest defensively, always pressuring the ball and heavily contesting everything. The type of point guard that will run your offense and ensure everybody is where they need to be for things to operate smoothly. He can get downhill at will on either hand where he can knock down a floater or a middy if nobody gets open during his drive as he's still a pass first player. He's been in the weight room as well, a major key for absorbing contact and extending his range. The type of player who impacts winning even when the shots aren't falling, Brycen will be another player that takes a leap in the rankings by the end of the season.     Tyus is the type of player that will average double digits in points without a single play being called for him. The way he cuts after passing, times his backdoor cuts, and moves nonstop without the ball, he never needs to ball in his hands until it's time to put the shot up. Put the ball in his hands though, and the result is still the same due to his array of counters for defenders on his way to one of his spots or the basket where he also has an array of finishes. He's a true three level scorer but also a high IQ defender that generates steals by timing dribbles when guarding on-ball and timing passes when he's off-ball in passing lanes. He will definitely shoot up the rankings after this season.     One of the best shooters in the state regardless of class, Kaden is a super accurate sniper. He plays with a high IQ that recognizes the power of having an elite outside shot, so he uses that to his advantage by getting downhill where he can knock down midrange jumpers and floaters just as accurately as his three ball. Kaden tends to score in bunches and when he catches fire, it's beyond difficult to contain him due to his array of counters for defenders.     Lorenzo has one of the best one dribble pull ups in Nevada. When he gets in his zone, he becomes uncontainable. He's a three level scorer with a relentless mentality towards winning. I've seen Zo completely take over games in crunch time after stacking up assists from getting his teammates open all game. The combo guard's on-court awareness is ahead of his time. He's a vocal leader that is nonstop communicating to his teammates and coaches. One of the best talents in this class, I think Zo has the opportunity to crack the top 5-10 in this class by season's end.

At some point, every body feels over looked in some way and the reasoning can consist of many different reasons. They may feel like they deserve more time on the floor, more shot opportunities, more media attention, and much more. I do not have the power to provide them more time or shots, but I can help bring more media attention their way. This article will shine a light on a few 2029 Guards in Nevada who I feel are over looked but deserving of more eyes on them this upcoming season.