Carsen was already a team captain for Prairie last season as just a sophomore, and went on to average 11.6 ppg on the season. He had a couple of cold shooting spells that brought his numbers down, but from watching him in a variety of settings he’s a solid outside shooter that can help stretch the floor for his team. Does a nice job of scanning the floor while attacking allowing him to locate an open teammate around the rim or on the perimeter. The Metro Classic Conference is filled with high level guards, and Carsen looks ready to embrace the challenge as a junior.

With Shannon and Fenderson handling the scoring, Eeg was the one setting them up for easy buckets. He had a lot of success handling the ball in the open floor and making great decisions on when to pass it off. That allowed him to draw up the last defender and then accurately find a teammate streaking alongside him for an open lay-up. Eeg has great vision and the ability to look off defenders before delivering a pass. When scoring he has a nice floater, can get all the way to the rim to finish off two feet, and can step out and knock down a jumper.