Cooper is a confident perimeter shooter who thrives in transition, always ready to step into a three and knock it down. He runs the floor well and spaces correctly, making him a constant threat on the break. His ability to find and convert from the corners is a real strength, where his mechanics and shot preparation allow him to shoot efficiently. When he gets clean looks, especially from deep, he’s reliable and can shift momentum quickly with his shooting.

Trammell is a lefty who can fill it up in a hurry from beyond the arc. Watched his influence grow over a pair of Saturday games. As along with his bombing from deep and in the mid-range, he started to gain more traction on drives to the rim. His ability to make the defense pay for closing out on him was a good sign, as he looked to be a heady scorer. A potential area of improvement will come with using his off hand more. As the vast majority of his scoring plays came when going to his left. Which can work in AAU setting where the opposition might be surprised he’s a lefty. But to become a complete scorer in high school and beyond he’ll need to show both hands finishing abilities.

A pure shooter, who in all phases of the camp was an absolute weapon from deep. The lefty has a sweet shooting stroke, and once he crosses the halfcourt line he must be picked up and accounted for. Especially as he has the classic shooter vibe that once shot goes in, more are quickly like to follow. While he was at his best as a floor stretcher, during 3 on 3 Trammell did show he can attack off the dribble. With a nice little mid-range game. Potential junior year breakout for his new team, the Bobcats of Bridge Creek.