Nobles is a player we’ve seen play before, but he had some highlight moments throughout the weekend where he could not be contained. He was attacking the paint and getting into the teeth of the defense and working the middle. He hit mid-range shots as well and was very fluid. He broke defenders down off the dribble, was great in iso situations, and demanded the double team. He has great feel and reads the court, and unsure if anyone got to the basket as easily as he did. I liked his game all weekend. 

Jashawn was fun to watch with the ball in his hands on Saturday, as he was great at getting everyone involved. He impressed me most on the defensive side of the ball, trapping and getting in passing lanes to force turnovers that led to a lot of fast break opportunities. Nobles can shoot it from deep or work inside for different kinds of finishes, turning a great all-around performance.

Nobles is a prospect who we have never written about before, but with the way that he’s stood out in various games this year, he’s a player we wish we got to see more of. Nobles is a score-first guard who the team relies on. He’s a downhill attacker that finishes in transition, slashes for baskets, and gets to his spots. The game looks easy for him right now, and we want to see him continue his groove. He’s averaging 9.1 points a game and making his mark on the boards as well, at 3.4 rebounds. He turns guys over and finishes and is a menace defensively. We hope to see Harrison make a bit of a push in the playoffs so we can see more of him, but he’s been tearing it up in Conference play as a new name to know.