Zero Gravity Live Finale: Final Sunday Standouts

The ZG Live Finale is underway at Dana Barros Basketball Club in Stoughton, MA, with games tipping off on Friday afternoon. There's plenty of talent in the gym at the high school level, and a good number of college coaches in attendance as well. With five courts playing at all times, it's impossible to see every team and player. With that being said, here is the final part of my Sunday standouts! That'll conclude my coverage for the weekend -- thanks for tuning in!    Sims was playing up this weekend but you definitely can't tell from his physique and face. He's incredibly dense with a very strong lower body and a cerebral offensive game. He can burrow his way into the paint and then make strong, accurate kickout passes once the defense comes. Most notable, though, was Sims' rebounding ability, especially on the offensive end. Nobody could box him out and he repeatedly won his team second chance opportunities. Definite D3 prospect as a versatile, positionless hooper.     Leonardo is short and skinny, but he's as skilled as they come. He can absolutely stroke it from three – both off the catch and off the dribble – and he's got great passing instincts out of the pick and roll. The ball is also attached to Leonardo's hands, and he's great at using his off arm to create space. Size will be his limiting factor, but Leonardo absolutely has the skill and mind to play at the D3 level. If he grows, that'll pay dividends for him.     Swanson is the main initiator of the Titans offense and he doesn't have much weakness on that end. He can shoot it from three and also get to the rack to finish with contact. At the end of his Sunday game, he made an incredibly heads up no-look pass to seal the victory for the Titans. He should find a D3 fit somewhere as a sturdy, solid combo guard who can play both ends and be a solid role player.     I have no idea what position Wilson plays, because he can do literally everything. Shoot, pass, dribble, rebound, get to the hoop, etc. Defensively, he can guard all five positions due to his incredible lower body sturdiness and upper body strength. He really is a do-it-all athlete who should definitely find his way onto a D3 roster. Wilson was also playing up this weekend, but it was quite hard to tell. So curious to know what he would look like on a football field.     Miller is the ideal floor general. He's short in stature but strong-bodied and a phenomenal ball-handler. Very, very shifty. He'll always make the right read, whether it be shooting a jumper/floater in the lane or kicking out to his open teammates. He'll also knock down the open three pretty consistently and can shoot it off the dribble comfortable. Miller should absolutely slot in as a D3 player somewhere. I could imagine NESCAC if the grades are there.     For his size and body, Dos Santos moves incredibly well and has really terrific hands. He's still working on his finishing touch around the rim, but the moves to get there look really calm and effective. And when the double team comes, he has great vision and can see above the defense to make passes out of his position on the block. Off the ball, Dos Santos has good instincts for how to operate the dunker spot and set screens for his teammates. Overall great feel for the game. He should definitely find a D3 fit.

The ZG Live Finale is underway at Dana Barros Basketball Club in Stoughton, MA, with games tipping off on Friday afternoon. There's plenty of talent in the gym at the high school level, and a good number of college coaches in attendance as well. With five courts playing at all times, it's impossible to see every team and player. With that being said, here is the final part of my Sunday standouts! That'll conclude my coverage for the weekend -- thanks for tuning in!