Jase Johnson Jase Johnson 6'2" | PG/CG Buffalo | 2028 State MN is a six-foot-one-inch 2028 Buffalo and Minnesota Fury Wilde guard. Johnson is a smart guard that makes the best play over and over with the ability to cut off the ball, drive and finish at times, and shoot from the perimeter. At the camp the Bison guard shot 18 of 25 during the star shooting drill and 36 of 50 on spot-up shooting. Displaying quickness Johnson put up a 10.80 seconds lane agility time and 2.8 second shuttle run.

Jase Johnson Jase Johnson 6'2" | PG/CG Buffalo | 2028 State MN is a six-foot-one-inch 2028 guard from Buffalo that is a good off-ball shooter with good court IQ. Johnson’s ability to play with or without the ball gives his teams good floor versatility while on the floor increasing his team’s floor.

Jase came up with some clutch shots down the stretch for Minnesota Fury in the 16u championship game. When his team needed him most, Jase connected on the go-ahead three from the top of the key to put his team in front in the final minute of play. The confidence to put the ball in his hands in that late game situation shows just how good of a shooter Jase is. He connected on two or three more jumpers late in the second half that helped his team come away with the 16u title.

-Quick shooting guard that handles the ball well

-Sniper from distance/contested or open he looked good shooting the basketball

-Showed high IQ with or without the basketball in his hands

-Seemed to understand spacing amd cutting very well

-Though he had very quick hands on defense and was always in proper passing lanes

-High motor player/on floor alot for loose balls

-Always looked and got teammates involved

Johnson impressed with his discipline and understanding of spacing for Minnesota Fury . He was a reliable catch-and-shoot threat and created scoring opportunities by moving smartly without the ball. His ability to stretch the floor allowed his teammates to operate more freely in the paint. Johnson’s effort in transition and willingness to sprint into scoring positions stood out across day one.

Johnson and his 2028 MN Fury team played up this past weekend and took on a fellow Fury team on Sunday. Johnson is not the biggest player on the court, but he knows his strengths and how to exploit the defense using them. He is a pure sharpshooter and hit 5 threes in the first half. Three point shooting was Johnsons biggest strength, but his IQ is easy to notice as well. All throughout the game he would coach up his teammates, tell them how to play defense and force the offense a specific direction, etc. Very special trait for such a young player.