Reyes was the most physical guard I saw at the Expo, using his size to muscle his way through matchups. He was also one of the most vocal defenders on the floor, constantly communicating with his teammates and helping direct them into position to get stops. Offensively, Reyes showed just how dangerous he can be when his shot is falling. He could not miss from three during the 5 on 5 games, and his combination of shooting, physicality and defensive leadership made him a major two-way presence.

This rising senior impressed me a lot throughout the event. Reyes was having his way at times this past Sunday, as he was scoring from anywhere on the court and was an absolute beast on the boards throughout the day. He is a vocal prospect when he’s on the floor, and is always talking with his teammates keeping everyone up beat and in the game. He might not be the biggest guy on the floor but he has great strength and plays with a lot of heart, allowing him to out workout some of his opponents.

Reyes put on a quite a show at the Expo this past weekend. The rising senior is a strong, physical prospect who uses his body to his advantage and is a force on the boards. He has an excellent outside shot where he can stretch the defense, but can also beat you down low in the post. He is a vocal prospect with a great attitude, who just plays the game right. Reyes at times couldn’t miss from behind the arc and led his team to victory in game one.

Reyes impressed throughout the day on Sunday. He is a highly skilled wing who can really make shots from the perimeter. He has efficient shot preparation and a quick release on his jumper, allowing him to get his shot off without needing much time or space. The senior is especially effective in pick and pop situations, has a high basketball IQ and is a good passer who consistently makes the right read at the offensive end. Reyes averaged 19 points per game during 5-on-5 action.