Texas Sophomore ID Camp: Team 6 Top Performers

[player_tooltip player_id='2560659' first='Elijuah' last='Erskine'], standing at [player_tooltip player_id='2556233' first='6'2' last='']" with a solid build, used his size and strength to excel on both ends of the floor. He had great instincts and a natural feel for the game, often setting ball screens unprompted to help his teammates find open driving lanes. His hard, well-timed picks were outstanding, frequently creating mismatches through switches and opening him up as a passing option when he sealed defenders off in the paint or high post. Erskine found a way to be involved in nearly every play, displaying tremendous hustle by chasing down long rebounds and loose balls. His effort and willingness to do the little things made him an effective asset to winning, always contributing whether through physical screens, positioning, or relentless energy.     [player_tooltip player_id='2560656' first='Caleb' last='Stump'] showcased incredibly crafty dribbling and footwork, both as a ball handler and a jump shooter. His footwork immediately stood out as a refined part of his game, demonstrating impressive deceleration and precision in one-on-one situations. His developing footwork allowed him to maneuver against defenders with ease, creating space for open shots.     A big guard with quick, shifty handles and a deep bag of crossovers, [player_tooltip player_id='2433682' first='Aarris' last='Williams'] excelled at changing pace and direction to keep defenders off-balance. His ball-handling and control allowed him to create separation, making him a constant threat to drive, pull up, or dish out assists.     Bryson McManigell had an instinct for being in the right place at the right time, particularly on offense, where his knack for crashing the glass and cleaning up misses stood out. His bounce was on full display during fastbreak opportunities, effortlessly flushing it down with two hands off one foot, adding energy and finishing power to his game.     A lefty with impressive open-court speed, [player_tooltip player_id='2390014' first='Reed' last='Haven'] consistently hustled and showed great effort, especially in transition defense, where he chased down opponents to stop fastbreaks. He also put in the work on the boards, chasing down rebounds and making a difference with his high-energy play.     Graham Stinnette-Ajam had a knack for making tough shots, showing incredible balance and touch from all three levels of the floor. Whether it was a contested jumper, a finish at the rim, or a mid-range shot, his ability to convert difficult attempts was a standout aspect of his game.