Prep School Priorities Part 3

Dickerson is a confident three-point shooter with smooth, fluid mechanics. I like how slippery he is on the attack, able to bob and weave his way to the rim. He uses ball screens effectively and does a good job taking what the defense gives him. He stuffs the stat sheet and impacts the game in multiple areas. At times, he looks for the home run play, but I'd like to see him play a bit more under control and make the simpler read when needed.     Brown is an active forward who shows flashes of perimeter ability but does most of his work on the interior. He plays above the rim with ease and displays soft hands along with nimble footwork around the paint. Defensively, he stays active, using his length to rebound and alter shots. He also runs the floor well in transition, bringing consistent energy on both ends. Should be on the radar of prep programs.     Wiry, slithery guard who consistently finds his way to different spots with the ball in his hands. He converts tough finishes in traffic around the basket and is at his best in the open floor in transition, where his athleticism shines, including the ability to play above the rim. He's effective at jumping passing lanes and turning defense into offense. Adding strength in the weight room will help him take his game to the next level.     Bahr does a great job hunting shots off the ball, and when his feet are set, he's a strong threat to connect from deep. He consistently puts himself in good position to rebound and can touch the paint when attacking off the dribble. Bahr is also effective running the floor in transition, adding value in both the half-court and open floor.     Pace is effective impacting the game in a variety of ways. He uses ball screens well in the half-court and scores efficiently with his in-between game. An acrobatic finisher around the basket, he also presents a threat from beyond the arc, making him a versatile scoring option.