Jordan Skyers
Jordan Skyers
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Robbie Hodin | Prep Hoops Scout
It’s really tough to pick a single guy from Putnam to make this team, because you could legitimately make an argument for 3-4 of them as a result of their incredible depth and talent. But to me, Skyers is the guy that really stirs the drink for them. The 6-foot-2 guard is an unbelievable athlete in the open floor and has a super tight handle even when he’s going full speed. The senior also elevates with the best of them and can finish with lots of contact, but he can make really nice dump down passes to his bigs, too. His vision is underrated, and his recruitment is not nearly where it should be—likely because he plays fewer minutes and has a smaller role than he would have on the vast majority of teams around the country.
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Robbie Hodin | Prep Hoops Scout
It’s really tough to pick a single guy from Putnam to make this team, because you could legitimately make an argument for 3-4 of them as a result of their incredible depth and talent. But to me, Skyers is the guy that really stirs the drink for them. The 6-foot-2 guard is an unbelievable athlete in the open floor and has a super tight handle even when he’s going full speed. The senior also elevates with the best of them and can finish with lots of contact, but he can make really nice dump down passes to his bigs, too. His vision is underrated, and his recruitment is not nearly where it should be—likely because he plays fewer minutes and has a smaller role than he would have on the vast majority of teams around the country.
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