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<p>Six more prospects who impressed over the weekend at the Breakdown Fall League!</p>
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<p class="text-gray-700">Jamir took over to lead Eden Prairie to a comeback win over Shakopee. After trailing by nearly 20 at halftime, Jamir hit seven shots in the second half to come back, ultimately hitting the game winning shot in overtime. He's always been an explosive athlete who can beat guys off the dribble and explode to the rim, but the pereimeter skill is starting to catch up now. Davis connected on a handful of threes throughout the game, including a couple from well beyond the high school three point line. </p>
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<p class="text-gray-700">Ian is a big and physical presence inside who had some nice moments for Eden Prairie. He's a hard working forward who was battling for every missed shot off the rim, doing a nice job of rising up and securing possession in traffic. That work-rate helped him pick up a couple of second chance buckets on the offensive end as well. In the half-court he set hards screens and did a nice job of stepping in from the dunker spot for some easy finishes when his guards drove. Has the physical tools to be a productive player these next two years.</p>
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<p class="text-gray-700">Shakopee is going to need some other guys to step up alongside [player_tooltip player_id='2126458' first='Luke' last='Schroeder'] this season, and Miles looks like one of the guys ready to do that. He's a composed guard who plays under control, doesn't make careless decisions with the ball, and takes what the defense gives him. Miles has a quick first step to attack off the dribble, and does a nice job of playing off two feet allowing him to go up balanced and finish at a high percentage. He's one of those guys who chases down every loose ball, and just has a knack for coming out with possession during 50/50 chances. </p>
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<p class="text-gray-700">After missing last week, Shay was back for Totino-Grace, helping lead them to a win over Eden Prairie in the game I watched. From the opening tip he was bringing his intensity to the defensive end of the floor, putting opposing guards under pressure and chance he got. He's so quick laterally and has a motor that never seems to stop running on that end of the floor. Shay is a vocal player who has improved each year on the offensive end, and now looks ready to be a key option for the reigning state champs. </p>
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<p class="text-gray-700">When Ichima is locked in, there aren't many better defenders in the state. At 6'7 he's capable of guarding every spot on the floor at the high school level, and we saw that versatility in a pair of wins for the Islanders on Sunday. Ichima was working to move his feet with smaller guards, put himself in position to protect the rim off the ball, and was sprinting back in transition for some chase-down blocks. Offensively he flashed the fluid mobility and handles that make him so tough for opposing forwards to stick with on the ball. </p>
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<p class="text-gray-700">There are times Carter gets caught trying to do a bit too much on the ball, but when he's dialed in he can turn a game around in a hurry. He did that on Sunday afternoon against Totino-Grace as he brought EP back into the game in the second half. Carter has deep range beyond the arc, and isn't afraid to pull-up from NBA range if you leave him in space. Carter showed that shooting touch combined with the change of speed on the ball that saw him put up bucket after bucket to get his team back into the game. He added in a couple of flashy passes that set his forwards up with good looks at the rim</p>
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Six more prospects who impressed over the weekend at the Breakdown Fall League!
Jamir took over to lead Eden Prairie to a comeback win over Shakopee. After trailing by nearly 20 at halftime, Jamir hit seven shots in the second half to come back, ultimately hitting the game winning shot in overtime. He's…
Ian is a big and physical presence inside who had some nice moments for Eden Prairie. He's a hard working forward who was battling for every missed shot off the rim, doing a nice job of rising up and securing possession in traffic. That work-rate helped him pick up a couple of second chance buckets on the offensive end as well. In the half-court he set hards screens and did a nice job of stepping in from the dunker spot for some easy finishes when his guards drove. Has the physical tools to be a productive player these next two years.
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this season, and Miles looks like one of the guys ready to do that. He's a composed guard who plays under control, doesn't make…
After missing last week, Shay was back for Totino-Grace, helping lead them to a win over Eden Prairie in the game I watched. From the opening tip he was bringing his intensity to the defensive end of the floor, putting opposing guards under pressure and chance he got. He's so quick laterally and has a motor that never seems to stop running on that end of the floor. Shay is a vocal player who has improved each year on the offensive end, and now looks ready to be a key option for the reigning state champs.
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When Ichima is locked in, there aren't many better defenders in the state. At 6'7 he's capable of guarding every spot on the floor at the high school level, and we saw that versatility in a pair of wins for…
There are times Carter gets caught trying to do a bit too much on the ball, but when he's dialed in he can turn a game around in a hurry. He did that on Sunday afternoon against Totino-Grace as he brought EP back into the game in the second half. Carter has deep range beyond the arc, and isn't afraid to pull-up from NBA range if you leave him in space. Carter showed that shooting touch combined with the change of speed on the ball that saw him put up bucket after bucket to get his team back into the game. He added in a couple of flashy passes that set his forwards up with good looks at the rim
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