Under The Radar Players Making Themselves Seen – Part 2

<p>Some under the radar players just need that one chance. I took to twitter and gave them a chance to have their name seen on social media.</p> <p>https://twitter.com/HankampScott/status/1484672046843977734?s=20</p> <p>We looked at some of the players that were mentioned in this thread below:</p> <p>https://prephoops.com/2022/01/under-the-radar-players-making-themselves-seen-part-1/</p> <p>Now in Part 2 we'll look at some more under the radar players that are making themselves seen.</p> <p><strong>Jacob Barrett (2022, CG, Henry Ford II)</strong></p> <p>Barrett is a confident shooter that always seems to be balanced on his jumper, even when it looks like he might not be. He's a multi level scorer that does a nice job finding even small lanes to the rim.</p> <p><strong>Evan Boyd (2023, CG, East Lansing)</strong></p> <p>Boyd is a multi sport star and a natural athlete. He can play effectively on or off the ball and does a really nice job taking advantage of his scoring opportunities. Boyd has really nice positional size and strength.</p> <p><strong>Antonio Burrell (2024, CG, Gibraltar Carlson)</strong></p> <p>The future could be very bright for Burrell. He has impressive upper body strength and it gives him beast potential on the defensive end. It will interesting to watch his development in the coming years.</p> <p><strong>Juan Caldwell (2022, SG, L'Anse Creuse North)</strong></p> <p>Caldwell has made a lot of noise this season. He's a proven scorer that has been successful filling the role of go to scorer. Caldwell is a solid finisher with nice body control.</p> <p><strong>Dai'John Chandler (2023, PG, Lansing Sexton)</strong></p> <p>Chandler is a tough lead guard to keep under wraps. He's shown this season that he's a legitimate scoring threat and has 3 point range on his jumper. Chandler has gotten some big buckets this year.</p> <p><strong>Brooks Cline (2023, SG, Williamston)</strong></p> <p>Cline is a player to keep an eye on over the next year or so. He has impressive start-stop speed and can finish at the rim even when contested. Cline can hit a triple off a catch and shoot as well.</p> <p><strong>Kyle Germany (2022, CG, Western International)</strong></p> <p>Germany has showed a nice skill set this season. He moves well on the court and is an efficient ball handler with both hands. Germany could be a big steal for a coach at the next level.</p> <p><strong>Breton Gilyard (2023, PG, L:awton Chiles - FL)</strong></p> <p>Gilyard is a really solid passer. He can slice a defense with a bounce pass while on the run. Gilyard gets the ball and immediately looks to advance the ball up court with the pass. </p> <p><strong>Terrell Jefferson (2023, SG, Thornapple-Kellogg)</strong></p> <p>Terrell Jefferson is one of the most improved players I've seen this year. He's becoming a terror for opponents with his 3 point shooting. Jefferson should be on a handful of college coach's radars.</p> <p><strong>John King (2023, PG, Ferndale University)</strong></p> <p>King is one of the more explosive point guards that you'll find. He can put the ball on the floor and blow past most defenders. King can score from multiple levels and has terrific handles.</p> <p><strong>Chris Kendrix (2023, CG, Ferndale University)</strong></p> <p>I was able to see Kendrix at the Flight Hankamp Scrimmages and this young man makes plays. He's fast with the ball and attacks the rim with handles and creativity.</p> <p><strong>Tyronne Lee (2023, PF, Malden - MO)</strong></p> <p>Lee is fast down the floor and can be a threat in transition. He's bouncy and fast off the floor. Opponents don't want to see Lee finishing in the open floor.</p> <p><strong>Charles Powell (2023, SG, Bishop Luers - IN)</strong></p> <p>Powell is a talented guard. He has some shimmy and shake to his game when he puts the ball on the floor. Powell is very effective when pushing the pace and putting the defense on their heels.</p> <p><strong>Donte Work (2023, PF, Coldwater)</strong></p> <p>Work is a strong presence in the paint. He's a plus defender that can definitely protect the rim. Offensively, Work can bulldog his opponents to the rim and is more than willing to finish through them.</p>