Another 2027 prospect from the GA Canes who had an impressive month of July was Sullivan who is a quick, tough, attacking lead guard who is very difficult for defenders to keep out of the paint. Sullivan is a creative finisher in the paint and is a reliable decision maker with the ball in his hands. Sullivan also is a tremendous on-ball defender who can disrupt opponents who are attempting to run offense.

Jevon is a combo guard who can put pressure on the game in multiple ways. He has off guard value with the ball in his hands because he can make reads, create for others, stretch the floor, and attack space. He is more than just a spot-up shooter as he uses his gravity from behind the arc to play off the bounce, get downhill, and use his quickness to get to his spots. His playmaking makes him interesting as when he is playing with pace and not rushing the read, he create advantages for himself and teammates.

Jevon keeps getting better with every rep, and from the first time I evaluated him, that competitive edge has always stood out—something that was on full display during this event. He plays with a relentless mindset, impacting the game on both ends and making his presence felt every possession. A physical downhill attacker, he welcomes contact, finishes through defenders, and uses his strong frame effectively when getting to the rim.

Jevon uses a quick burst of speed to get downhill where he is adept at playing off two feet. Sullivan utilizes step through moves after pivoting. He scores with either hand and has a nifty floater in traffic. In a low scoring defensive battle with Darlington, Jevon accounted for 8 points, 5 rebounds, 1 assist and 1 steal.