Big Shots Nationals: Top Performers Part II

Charles Clark July 20, 2020 @ 08:23 PM

This group of players was just as impressive as any other group of players that took the floor this weekend. College coaches will need to go ahead and put these prospects on their list. Big Shots Select 2021 Guard [player_tooltip player_id="533518" first="Elijah" last="Jamison"]: If you’re a D1 College program in North Carolina, you will want to give this young man a call! He does just about everything you want from a PG so it’s confusing to see he’s still lacking recruitment from programs in state. Defensively he brings max effort on every possession, you will see him constantly pressuring the ball and forcing his opponent into turnovers. Rebounding, steals, diving for loose balls, taking charges, are all things he does just about every game. NC Elite 2022 Guard Kehni Briggs: Was very impressive throughout, he has a nice blend of: Strength, skill and IQ for the game. He understands the balance of getting his own offense as well as facilitating and making sure everybody is involved. Tea Marie 2021 Guard [player_tooltip player_id="574409" first="Terquavion" last="Smith"]: He picked up right where he left off during the Big Shots MB event, scoring the ball at a very high level, especially from three point range. He’s a hard player to defend because he’s a threat from deep but has a quick first step that allows him to blow by defenders. NC Elite 2023 Guard [player_tooltip player_id="577888" first="Jaydon" last="Young"]: He started off somewhat slow but it didn’t take long for him to really get it going and showcase the ability that makes him special. His quick first step, good upper body strength and shooting ability are all attributes that we noticed and were impressed with. QCAA 2022 Wing Christian Cornish: His stock should be on the rise without a doubt ! He’s strong, athletic and just seems to make winning plays when his team needs them. A comparison for his style of play would be Jaylen Alston who currently stars at WSSU. He plays with the same type of motor and the potential is clearly there. Big Shots Select 2021 Wing [player_tooltip player_id="838017" first="Jalen" last="McDonald"]: If you haven’t seen some of the highlight dunks that he threw down over the weekend, you haven’t been paying attention at all. However he’s more than just a dunker, he makes plays on both ends of the court and has a solid all around offensive skillset.