Adams was another name that caught my attention this summer specifically at DMV Live where he put together impressive scoring outings for PGCA. With good size at 6’4″-6’5″ and a playground style of scoring package, he’s the sort of offensive threat that can quickly change the course of a game. He can tee off from the corners as a spot-up shooter, use his twitch and length to establish advantages off the dribble and use instincts as a cutter to set himself up for easy looks at the cup. Much more of a 2 than a 1 at this stage, expect Adams to post a few crooked numbers in the scoring column this season for head coach Taj Hawkins.

-Adams debuts in our top 50 as a dynamic slashing guard that really got to it during both scholastic live period sessions, as he scored in double figures in 7/8 games in front of college coaches. Adams is an explosive above-the-rim finisher that can turn some vicious corners to get to his spots in the halfcourt to score. He’s particularly dynamic in transition as a lightning-fast scorer capable of playing through contact on his way to the rim, posterizing several defenders as a relentless driver. Love his jumper off the catch but want to see him smoothen his handle to make the dribble pick-up on pull-up jumpers more efficient and fluid to make him that much more effective of a scorer.