Nebraska Supreme U17 UAA: Player Analysis

<p>Team Factory and Lincoln Supreme has merged and will have there first season as Nebraska Supreme. The team is consisted some of the best state talent in the state. This U17 UAA team will be very interesting to watch with there size, length, defense and shooting ability each athlete brings to the table. Below are players to keep and lookout for going into the AAU season.</p> <p>[player_tooltip player_id="890574" first="Isaac" last="Traudt"] | 6’9 F | Grand Island - Isaac is coming off his best season thus far leading Class A in points averaging 25.3 points and along 9.4 rebounds. Isaac is the number one player currently in the Class of 2022, he has offers from Virginia, Kansas, Marquette, Louisville, Oregon, Georgetown, Iowa and plus many more. Isaac will bring his versatility and length to this Nebraska Supreme. </p> <p>[player_tooltip player_id="890589" first="Jayden" last="Dawson"] | 6’4 SG | Omaha Central - Dawson finished his junior year campaign averaging 14.3 points 3.5 rebounds for Omaha Central. Jay is a sharpshooter. He finished the year shooting 44% making over 60 plus 3 pointers. Jay brings his ability to guard at a high-level with his length and size.</p> <p>[player_tooltip player_id="890571" first="Chandler" last="Meeks"] | 6’1 G | Omaha Westside - Meeks is known for his lockdown defense skills. Meeks has been playing varsity basketball for Omaha Westside since his freshman year. Meeks finished off the year averaging 12.5 points 5.2 rebounds and 3.5 assists. Meeks brings </p> <p>[player_tooltip player_id="890599" first="Kuon" last="Kuon"] | 6’8 F | Mount Michael - [player_tooltip player_id="890599" first="Kuon" last="Kuon"] is out of Mount Michael Benedictine. He averaged 7.7 points 4.8 blocks and 1.1 blocks per game. He brings his long length and his ability to shoot from outside the perimeter. Kuon is a player you should keep an eye out for.</p> <p>[player_tooltip player_id="890580" first="Daniel" last="Brocaille"] | 6’5 SF | Papillion-La Vista South - [player_tooltip player_id="890580" first="Daniel" last="Brocaille"] is a 6’5 small forward. He averaged 17.6 points and 5 rebounds for Papillion-La Vista South. Defensively, Brocaille has the ability to guard multiple positions. He can finish through contact, he has a soft touch around the rim, and he has unlimited range from the floor.</p> <p>[player_tooltip player_id="890470" first="Kwat" last="Abdelkarim"] | 6’3 PG | Lincoln Northstar - Kwat  finished his senior year averaging 19.5 points 5.5 rebounds and 1.9 steals per-contest. He is the only ’21 on this roster. Kwat brings leadership to this team along with his style of play. Kwat can score at all three levels, he attacks the basket at a high rate and can finish through contact. Kwat is very a quick and shifty, he also can create his own shot at will.</p> <p>Players to watch; William Kyle (Bellevue West), Tony Osburn (Mound City), [player_tooltip player_id="981706" first="Ben" last="Hunzeker"] (Lincoln Southwest), [player_tooltip player_id="981708" first="Sam" last="Hastreiter"] (Lincoln Pius X). </p>