Faith Over Fear Unsigned Senior Preview: Missouri

<p>This weekend a large group of very talented seniors will take the court in a great unsigned senior event in Kansas City. We will divide the coverage up between the Kansas kids taking part and the Missouri kids.</p> <p>&nbsp;</p> <p><em><span style="text-decoration: underline;"><strong>Missouri Side</strong></span></em></p> <p>&nbsp;</p> <p>Terrius Walker, 6’6 W, Park Hill South: Long wing with a great wingspan that has some athleticism. Can guard in man or in a zone taking up a ton of space. Gets hands on steals and deflections on the defensive end of the floor. A good cutter, finisher off passes, runs the floor in transition, and can get up and play above the rim.</p> <p>&nbsp;</p> <p>Cannon Clark, 5’11 G, University Academy: A strong guard with the ability to score the ball at a solid clip. Really solid handle, can get guys off balance, and score the ball in a variety of ways. Getting into the open court benefits his game.</p> <p>&nbsp;</p> <p>Donald Bangham Jr, 6’3 G, Ruskin: A very hard working and talented guard that should be able to fill a guard spot at the next level and be a contributor. He is athletic, gifted on the attack off the bounce, can guard multiple positions, rebounds it well, and is a really tough competitor. Has some length and reach and can stretch out and score on some unorthodox finishes in the paint.</p> <p>&nbsp;</p> <p>Tyrese Cannon, 6’5 G, Raytown South: Another long and explosive guard you will be able to see at this event. Cannon is a guy who can score in bunches and from multiple levels on the basketball court. Is tough to stay in front of, can be a good off ball player as a cutter as well, has the physical tools to be a lockdown perimeter defender as well over time. Can go get your team a bucket in late game situations.</p> <p>&nbsp;</p> <p>[player_tooltip player_id="992318" first="Dallas" last="Whitney"], 6’6 W, North Kansas City (Pictured): Has played some big time basketball lover his career, and has the athleticism and presence to be a big time two way player for a program. He is very tough to guard and his length and shot making ability over defenders is top notch. Can also work guys’ down into the post from the perimeter and score through the defense.</p> <p>&nbsp;</p> <p>London Greer, 6’2 G, Ruskin: A strong, physical, and versatile guard who can play both on and off the ball. Has no problem being physical as a defender and attacking on the offensive end. Like his rebounding ability from the back court, draws fouls, and plays with a purpose on the floor. Good athlete as well.</p> <p>&nbsp;</p> <p>[player_tooltip player_id="1050176" first="Luke" last="Stubbs"], 6’3 G/W, Liberty: One of the best shooters in the gym Saturday will be Stubbs. Also has one of the higher basketball IQ’s I have followed as well from this area. Can really spread the floor out, knows how to relocate and move on the floor, makes the extra pass. Good athleticism as well, can play off the shot fake, rebounds it nicely. He is just a nice overall player with upper tier shooting ability. </p> <p>&nbsp;</p> <p>Samuel Hall, 6', Park Hill: A great pass first point guard, who if he plays true to himself should show college coaches that they have a true floor general in front of them this weekend. Great IQ, kicks the ball ahead to playmakers, slices the floor in transition, can get downhill, and makes smart decisions on the floor. Can attack closeouts and make plays in the scoring game as well. Really tough defender on the ball. </p>