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Alston does a good job of setting the table as a floor general and has great pulse on the game. He musters his way to the bucket. Alston picks what the defense gives him and can make tough reads of defenses on the fly. Alston is able to play at different speeds and pick and chooses his spots in the flow of the game. He is effective in transition going coast to coast. He needs to take a jump as a perimeter shooter.     St. Clair is a dynamic scorer who is a go-go gadget type of guard. He uses he quick first step to blow by opponents. He can get a bucket in a moments notice. He does a good job of setting others up and has a great command of the game. He can play out of the pick and roll. He has good touch around the bucket.     Gazaway is a rangy combo forward who shows that he can play inside and out on the offensive end. He can play above the rim in transition or from the dunker spots. He shoots a clean ball from behind the arc. He thrives in the half court. He can use his long limbs to get deflections and collects steals.     Scherler is an old school post who has no problem getting in the mix to do the dirty work. He uses his length to alter shots and rebound. He runs the floor and can finish in an array of ways around the bucket. He has a deadly mid-range jumper he can pull out when defenses do not scout it. Scherler is a frequent for 2nd chance scoring opportunities. He is a bit robotic with his movements. He would be a great pickup for a low major.     Mullen is a modern big who is starting to scratch the surface. He can play inside and out on the offensive end. He has the foundations to be a stretch 5 at the next level. He shows flashes from the dunker spots. Mullen can find ways to use his length on defense. Mullen's best basketball is ahead of him.     Homenick is active down low and scores from the dunker spots. He does a good job rolling to the rim and has good timing with his guards. He fills and replaces on the offensive end. He stays within himself and doesn't look to overdo it. He uses his length to alter shots on the defensive end. Homesick can also quarterback the offense on the block with his ability to see the floor and think the game. He continues to develop with time.