One of the more underrated transfers in the state is enrolled at Cleveland. When you average 30 points, 6 rebounds and 3 assists as a freshman, it’ll open peoples’ eyes. Granted he’s going up a level in competition and likely won’t repeat those numbers, his impact will be felt for the Rams. Gravity alone raises the floor of the Rams offense when Jeremiah is on the floor. Teams must respect him as a scorer which limits double teams for Tjay and allows Jeremiah to play more single coverage as well.

I would expect a lot of high pick and rolls between Jeremiah and Tjay which will be a tough cover for any team on a consistent basis. Scoring is something that comes easy to Jeremiah but he’s an exceptional rebounder at the guard position. Playmaking needs to take a step, but this will be the best group of teammates he’s had in his young career. Jeremiah will be relied upon heavily on and off the ball and despite being in a new role, expect nothing less than another stellar year.

29p 4r 3a 4s vs Halifax Elite

-Edwards was really good in both viewings this past weekend as the straw that stirs the drink for a scrappy The Lab team. Edwards regularly snagged the defensive rebound and drove it coast to coast for the layup, used the backboard well for runners on either side of the rim, proved effective in side PnR opportunities as both a shooter and play-maker, and filled it up as a scorer that can create his own shot from all 3 levels. Edwards was also very aggressive off the ball defensively to jump passing lanes to ignite the fastbreak heading the other way while he also showed a knack for fighting over bigs well to deny entry passes or body up with them on post touches around the rim. Edwards is tough, physical, and celebrated in the success of his teammates on converted AND1 buckets just as much as he was for his own– played through injury and several hacks at the ball, just an absolute gamer.