PUMA Pro16: GA Team Standouts in Tulsa

The PUMA Pro 16 circuit continued Sunday in Tulsa with another loaded day of competition featuring three of Georgia's top travel programs competing in the Pro16 division. We got a chance to see 4:44 Athletics, Team Scoot, and OTP, three programs loaded with college level prospects. Here is a look a handful of players who helped their recruiting stock during Sunday's games.    The scoring point guard spent time in both Georgia and Florida during his senior season. Ford is a skilled offensive guard, he can create his own offense off the dribble and has deep range on his jump shot, making him a constant scoring threat from the perimeter. He is also very effective attacking the paint, where he uses his shiftiness and creativity with the basketball to finish over length and athleticism around the rim. An unsigned senior with scoring ability, confidence, and playmaking instincts, he is a prospect that could help a college program this fall.     The Florida product is a strong wing with good positional size and a physical, hard playing style of play. Sembower consistently competes with a high motor and impacts the game on both ends of the floor. He is a solid perimeter shot maker who can knock down open threes, while also possessing the athleticism to finish plays above the rim in transition and around the basket. Defensively, he competes with toughness and energy, adding value with his versatility and effort level. Combined with his high-academic profile, Sembower is an intriguing wing prospect with a well rounded skill set.     The big man from South Florida continues to show steady improvement in the frontcourt for 4:44 Athletics. Cohn possesses obvious size and has shown noticeable progress with his mobility and overall feel around the basket. He displayed improving touch in the paint, particularly scoring over his left shoulder with his right hand, while continuing to become more comfortable offensively. Defensively, he has the tools to be an effective rim protector and continues to add strength to his frame, which should further enhance his impact on both ends of the floor.     Langston delivered several highlight plays in Tulsa while continuing to showcase his impressive athletic upside. A wing with good size, length, and high level athleticism, he is especially dangerous in transition where he can finish plays above the rim and create momentum changing plays. His perimeter skill set continues to improve, and he looked more comfortable and confident shooting the ball from beyond the arc throughout the weekend. In addition to his offensive upside, Langston rebounds well for his position and brings versatility and activity at the defensive end of the floor.     An unsigned senior playing with Team Scoot, Hamilton is a versatile combo forward who impacts the game with his inside/outside skill set and overall versatility. He is capable of knocking down open perimeter jumpers, while also using his athleticism and physicality to finish effectively in the paint. A better than average athlete, Hamilton rebounds well and has the ability to grab defensive boards and immediately start the fast break himself. His versatility, activity level, and ability to contribute in multiple areas make him a prospect college programs should continue to evaluate closely.

The PUMA Pro 16 circuit continued Sunday in Tulsa with another loaded day of competition featuring three of Georgia's top travel programs competing in the Pro16 division. We got a chance to see 4:44 Athletics, Team Scoot, and OTP, three programs loaded with college level prospects. Here is a look a handful of players who helped their recruiting stock during Sunday's games.