It doesn’t take long for the term “potential to float” into your head when you see DJ move. The explosive baseline dunk attempt was an eye opener, and he scored with a corner three and an active bucket at the rim for his first scores. Good size, strength, and agility for a wing, I think he will be a consistent college asset when he is consistently taking the right attempt in the halfcourt set. From this game you can clearly see the potential is there and it will be fun to keep seeing how that potential is developed and is utilized.

Finished the game with eight points and three boards on three of eight shooting.

Childs has the ability to rise up this list as much as anybody. He currently sits at 62nd and is a polarizing talent who just needs opportunity. His brother, Elijah Childs, was a household name at Lee’s Summit West. Both have that unique athletic frame. Childs is well built at around 6’5 and can make a highlight. It all starts with defense for him. A lockdown guy on that end of the floor. Continuing to add offensive skill will be the main thing that starts to determine where he will be regarded in this class.