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<p>In this article I feature 5 Nevada scorers who provided a whole lot of offense for their respective teams. </p>
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<p class="text-gray-700">[player_tooltip player_id='1406767' first='Munir' last='Greig'] consistently found ways to score for the Coronado Cougars down in Arizona. He was using his long strides to get to the rack, and converted tough finishes from there. He also buried triples, and got buckets inside when he utilized his footwork. It was impressive to watch, and he makes it look easy at times. Considering his scoring prowess and size, there could be more interest and offers coming his way this month. </p>
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<p class="text-gray-700">Class of 2029 CG [player_tooltip player_id='2918902' first='Alyo' last='Hawkins Jr.'] made his debut at Section 7 Somerset Losee, and he is already looking quite comfortable. He was getting to his jumper, splashing in 3's, and drove to the cup every so often. His ability to help stretch the floor was valuable, and his contributions played a significant part in the Lions 3 wins. Look for him to keep it going at the Nevada Live Invitational. </p>
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<p class="text-gray-700">[player_tooltip player_id='2374347' first='Aaron' last='McMorran II']'s production was off the charts at Section 7. He had 32 points in Desert Pines' first game against St. John Bosco. Scoring from all 3 levels and making the defense pay anytime they gave him breathing room. His aggressiveness also opened the door for other guys, and he never took his foot off the gas. He then continued to stuff the stat sheet the rest of weekend, averaging 24.5 PPG. While going 22/23 from the line. He's already heard from a few other schools since the event wrapped up, including New Mexico, High Point, UCSB, and Stanford. </p>
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<p class="text-gray-700">[player_tooltip player_id='2895483' first='Ean' last='Britt'] runs the floor well and will get out in transition whenever he can. He hammers home dunks and elevates at the right time to drop in contested layups. He also seems to be able to get to the middle of the court on a regular basis, giving him the option to play off of two feet if needed. Since he's only been with the team a couple of weeks, I think he'll have an even better feel for things at the Nevada Live Invitational with them.</p>
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<p class="text-gray-700">It was also [player_tooltip player_id='2919438' first='Cash' last='Torres']' first time suiting up with Losee and he took advantage of his opportunities. He is a sharpshooter from downtown, and also has a mid-range shot in his bag. While he didn't start, he's a great spark plug for them and gives them a real extra scoring punch. Expect to see his name in the 2030 rankings when they're released. </p>
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In this article I feature 5 Nevada scorers who provided a whole lot of offense for their respective teams.
Section 7: Dangerous ScorersSection7: Dangerous Scorers
consistently found ways to score for the Coronado Cougars down in Arizona. He was using his long strides to get to the rack, and converted tough finishes from there. He also buried triples, and got buckets…
Class of 2029 CG Alyo Hawkins Jr.AlyoHawkins Jr.
6'2" | CG/PG
Losee | 2029 StateNV
made his debut at Section 7 Somerset Losee, and he is already looking quite comfortable. He was getting to his jumper, splashing in 3's, and drove to the cup every so often. His ability to help stretch the floor was valuable, and his contributions played a significant part in the Lions 3 wins. Look for him to keep it going at the Nevada Live Invitational.
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Aaron McMorran IIAaronMcMorran II
6'4" | CG/PG
LaCore Elite Academy | 2028 #62NationTX
's production was off the charts at Section 7. He had 32 points in Desert Pines' first game against St. John Bosco. Scoring from all 3 levels and making the defense pay anytime they gave him breathing room. His aggressiveness also opened the door for other guys, and he never took his foot off the gas. He then continued to stuff the stat sheet the rest of weekend, averaging 24.5 PPG. While going 22/23 from the line. He's already heard from a few other schools since the event wrapped up, including New Mexico, High Point, UCSB, and Stanford.
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Section 7: Dangerous ScorersSection7: Dangerous Scorers
runs the floor well and will get out in transition whenever he can. He hammers home dunks and elevates at the right time to drop in contested layups. He also seems to be able to get…
It was also Section 7: Dangerous ScorersSection7: Dangerous Scorers
' first time suiting up with Losee and he took advantage of his opportunities. He is a sharpshooter from downtown, and also has a mid-range shot in his bag. While he didn't start, he's…
Alyo
Hawkins Jr.
6'2" | CG/PG
Losee | 2029
State
NV
made his debut at Section 7 Somerset Losee, and he is already looking quite comfortable. He was getting to his jumper, splashing in 3's, and drove to the cup every so often. His ability to help stretch the floor was valuable, and his contributions played a significant part in the Lions 3 wins. Look for him to keep it going at the Nevada Live Invitational. 
Aaron
McMorran II
6'4" | CG/PG
LaCore Elite Academy | 2028
#62
Nation
TX
's production was off the charts at Section 7. He had 32 points in Desert Pines' first game against St. John Bosco. Scoring from all 3 levels and making the defense pay anytime they gave him breathing room. His aggressiveness also opened the door for other guys, and he never took his foot off the gas. He then continued to stuff the stat sheet the rest of weekend, averaging 24.5 PPG. While going 22/23 from the line. He's already heard from a few other schools since the event wrapped up, including New Mexico, High Point, UCSB, and Stanford. 
