Gibson was phenomenal for Team Sims this weekend, especially in their first game against RI Elite. The 6-foot-3 combo-guard does an amazing job using his strength; he’s far too strong for most sophomore guards and consistently shows it on drives to the rim and rebounds. But he also makes really good decisions in the paint and knows how to set up his teammates for easy looks. He had some trouble with turnovers against BABC, but he was special as both a scorer and facilitator against RI Elite—he completely controlled the tempo of the game and put his teammates in advantageous spots. Gibson is a great candidate to have a massively improved role at Brooks next season, which could be spurred on by some big performances this spring.

Gibson was phenomenal for Team Sims this weekend, especially in their first game against RI Elite. The 6-foot-3 combo-guard does an amazing job using his strength; he’s far too strong for most sophomore guards and consistently shows it on drives to the rim and rebounds. But he also makes really good decisions in the paint and knows how to set up his teammates for easy looks. He had some trouble with turnovers against BABC, but he was special as both a scorer and facilitator against RI Elite—he completely controlled the tempo of the game and put his teammates in advantageous spots. Gibson is a great candidate to have a massively improved role at Brooks next season, which could be spurred on by some big performances this spring.