-Early on into the camp setting I thought of Jaegers strictly as a movement shooter, which is an incredibly valuable skillset to have in today’s recruiting landscape at 6’6. But Jaegers also served as a valuable connector from the wing that made sure to hit the slip, create a post-up for one of his bigs, or skip the ball to the opposite side of the floor to take advantage of defensive rotations. Jaegers also provided some help-side shot-blocking at the rim and was an impactful rebounder that both times his jump and has a nice set of hands to snag several boards at key junctures of the game throughout the weekend. Really interested to see if he adds more play-making flair off the bounce or simply ramps up the shooting volume from beyond the arc to impact winning for his team.

A talented 6’3 guard from Family First who showcased a very good offensive skill set. He was very assertive on the drive and putting pressure on the opposing defense. He was pulling up from the mid-range while also being able to absorb contact in the lane and get a bucket. He can also knock down the open 3-pointer.