Big Shots Carolina Finale Final Notes!

<p><i>As you can tell by the amount of content that has come out over the past week, Big Shots Carolina Finale was an outstanding event. Our final notes includes players from various classes that played solid and will be ones that we want to keep an eye on over the next few months</i>.</p> <p><b>Cap City Clutch Forward Devon Mcmillian</b>: He brought some much needed interior presence for his team, playing physical and working hard inside the paint. Contact doesn’t bother him on either end of the floor and Guards love playing with him due to the fact that he sets hard screens. </p> <p><b>LMR Basketball 2021 Wing Jonathan Burns</b>: A strong prospect with a smooth shooting stroke, there is alot to like about Jonathan Burns. At about 6’4 he can matchup with some guards but also can play as an undersized Forward in some matchups since he rebounds the ball very well.</p> <p><b>LMR Basketball 2021 Guard Myles Jenkins</b>: He’s the type of Guard that you enjoy having on your team, due to the fact that he doesn’t mind getting others involved. His head and eyes are constantly up and moving, looking to make the correct play to get an easy bucket. However he has shown that he can score the ball at a high level as well, dropping over 20 points on multiple occasions.</p> <p><b>Carolina Legacy 2021 Guard Luke Edwards</b>: He plays his high school ball at a smaller non traditional school so we were interested to see how well he would play against this level of competition. Although he didn’t have his best showing, he ran the PG spot without turning the ball over much and got his teammates involved. </p> <p><b>Lowcountry Bulldogs 2021 Guard Malichi Williams</b>: The leader for his team in scoring, he showed that he knows how to put the ball in the bucket in multiple ways. He understands how to use his quickness to his advantage and doesn’t over dribble or make unnecessary moves, instead he attacks early which leads to buckets and drawn fouls.  </p> <p><b>Foothill Ballerz 2021 Point Guard Trent Sidden</b>: You don’t see many Guards that truly love to pass more than score but Trent is a player that fits into that mold. He has good vision, is very unselfish and is always looking to get his teammates involved before trying to find his own offense. </p> <p><b>NC Heat 2021 Guard [player_tooltip player_id="838044" first="Jacari" last="Outlaw"]</b>: Good size for a Guard, he uses his height to see over smaller defenders to make plays. You have to like the fact that he doesn’t try to overdribble but advances the ball up the court by making good lead passes. He’s one of those players that understands how to get the job done by keeping the game simple.</p>