Bruce-McCrommon impacted the game on both ends of the floor. He anticipates where to sit on the floor to come up with steals and secured several throughout the game. I like how he can contort his body while on the attack. Mykel was able to zig and zag his way to the bucket by scoring a crucial layup as time expired in the 4th quarter to send the game into overtime. He had a game high 23 points and found the bucket in many different ways. Bruce-McCrommon was able to rebound on both ends of the floor throughout.He spent time at the charity stripe. I want to see him continue to work on his body and get stronger.

McCrommon’s all around game was seen throughout. He was able to make plays for others with his passing and had a few assists. Bruce-McCrommon had no issue running the triangle in the half-court. He also showed that his reliable mid-range game. Bruce-McCrommon was able to contest shots with his length. He added eight points in the loss.

The top-ranked unsigned prospect in the entire rankings, Bruce-McCrommon has as high an upside as almost anybody in the state and has made notable strides this year toward putting it all together. Averaging north of 20 points per game for a Gateway team off to an 8-5 start, he’s a strikingly smooth wing scorer with alluring shotmaking ability from all over the floor. Bruce-McCrommon shows the ability to both create his own shot or slide off-ball and find his offense within the flow. He has interest from a wide range of D1 programs, with the possibility of a prep year also being in play to work on his body and add further experience given that he’ll graduate at just 17 years old.

Despite a slow scoring start for Mykel he really touched the game in all facets. He did a great job of timely setting up his teammates for scoring chances and had a half dozen assists. Bruce-McCrommon has great instincts and reads and reacts to the game on the fly. His length allowed him to alter shots on defense. I really liked how engaged he was on the defensive end when his shots weren’t falling early on. He was in all the right spots to secure boards. He finished with 17 points and 2 three pointers 15 of them came in the 2nd half.

One of the more intriguing long-term prospects among unsigned seniors in the region, Bruce-McCrommon possesses both a frame and a skillset that ooze long-term upside. Long and lanky with gracefully fluid athleticism and a growing two-way impact, he attacks smoothly with natural scoring instincts from an array of spots on the floor. He shows his versatility while guarding multiple positions and consistently flowing toward the ball to make things happen with his length. Very young for his grade and with high-level basketball bloodlines, Bruce-McCrommon should be entertaining various levels of D1 recruitment throughout the winter and could really take off with a prep year to get more battle-tested and begin to build up his body.

Bruce-McCrommon burst onto the scene last season and is still kind of unknown outside of western Pennsylvania. He is a rangy ever developing swingman who process the game at a high level. He had a productive spring and summer playing on the Made Hoops Circuit. I think he will have a monster senior season. He should be on radars of low majors, prep schools, and division 1 JUCO’s

McCrommon put on a show with his balanced game. He frequently made plays for others with his passing and got his guys the ball in spots that could convert from. McCrommon connected from behind the arc. He process the game at a high level and doesn’t get sped up and plays with a great deal of patience. His nimble limbs allow him to alter shots, rebound, and gather steals.

Despite a semi rocky performance Bruce-McCrommon’s play was one of the reasons Gateway held off Hempfield. He did a nice job of navigating his way to the rim and getting paint touches. He made several trips to the charity stripe and converted most of his chances put left some points on the board. He always finds ways to score with his in-between game when he is getting to different spots off the bounce. Bruce-McCrommon made a highlight play on the defensive end using his freak athleticism to pin a shot off the backboard. He is always seconds away from a huge play whenever he steps onto the floor. I want to see him become better at taking care of the basketball he turned the basketball over on too many occasions. Low major division ones in need of versatile athlete whose best basketball is in the horizon need to recruit him.

Bruce-McCrommon had a productive July building off a strong foundation from spring AAU. He has an elite ability to get to different spots on the mid-range. He has the ability to make an eye-catching play in the blink of an eye. Bruce-McCrommon has good basketball instincts and can find teammates for scoring chances. His length comes into factor frequently on defense. He has a ton of untapped potential and his best hoops are ahead of him just needs to get stronger and everything will fall into place.

Another productive performance strung together by Bruce-McCrommon this weekend at DMV Live. He showed that he can score the ball in a variety of ways. He excels getting to different spots in the mid-range. He was a threat to score from behind the arc converting several chances. He uses his length to turn defense to offense and alter shot. Bruce-McCrommon should see a flurry of low major and high two’s prioritizing him this summer. His best basketball is still ahead of him.