Tayshaun Scott is a 5'10" Combo Guard/Point Guard in the 2029 class.
Scott attends Grand Forks Central in Dakotas and plays club basketball for Grand Forks Heat.
Scott's Player Profile was created on June 2, 2024.
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Expert Analysis
Tayshaun
ScottCG/PG
Class
2029
Height
5'10"
HS
Grand Forks Central
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ND
Team 1 Player Notes: Daks Soph ID
-Quick and fast lefty -I really like his hesi-move -Opportunistic O-board -Speedy transition push, corner kick assist to...
Written by Michael Herrick
Tayshaun
ScottCG/PG
Class
2029
Height
5'10"
HS
Grand Forks Central
|
ND
Dakotas Soph ID Camp: Fresh Watchlist
-PHD is a fan of Scott’s game, he should be one of the quicker/faster athletes -Two-way player, slasher/shooter/creator,...
Written by Michael Herrick
Tayshaun
ScottCG/PG
Class
2029
Height
5'10"
HS
Grand Forks Central
|
ND
Putting in Work: Grinding in the Offseason
Scott stuck out and shined with his ball handling, perimeter shooting, and tenacious defense. What really stood out...
Written by Michael Herrick
Tayshaun
ScottCG/PG
Class
2029
Height
5'10"
HS
Grand Forks Central
|
ND
EDC Preliminary Players To Watch
The Knights will have big shoes to fill with the graduation of Brayden Delorme and Brooklan Bruce. In...
Written by Michael Herrick
Tayshaun
ScottCG/PG
Class
2029
Height
5'10"
HS
Grand Forks Central
|
ND
Top Stock Risers: ND ’29 Ranks
-Expecting him to start & be a playmaker, Scott is a lefty, speedy, lead guard -Multiple level scorer,...
Written by Michael Herrick
Tayshaun
ScottCG/PG
Class
2029
Height
5'10"
HS
Grand Forks Central
|
ND
Dakotas Players to Know From the Spring
He is the top player on the GF Heat squad. The quick and speedy lefty shot it consistently...
Written by Michael Herrick
Tayshaun
ScottCG/PG
Class
2029
Height
5'10"
HS
Grand Forks Central
|
ND
15U Watchlist: Upper Midwest Finals
-Athletic lefty who got a taste of varsity action this winter -Moves extremely, defenders will have a tough...
Written by Michael Herrick
Tayshaun
ScottCG/PG
Class
2029
Height
5'10"
HS
Grand Forks Central
|
ND
Rivalry Matchup: Roughriders vs. Knights
Club: Grand Forks Heat -Southpaw -Youngster, but looked good -Slim, athletic, fast -Pesky hands on defense -Quick feet,...
Written by Michael Herrick
Michael Herrick | Prep Hoops Scout
Michael Herrick
Prep Hoops Lead Scout
-Quick and fast lefty
-I really like his hesi-move
-Opportunistic O-board
-Speedy transition push, corner kick assist to Royce for a trey
-Looked good coming off a BS, southpaw, but he can drive well to the right
-Showed a sick behind-the-back move to beat the D
-Change of speed, twitchy attack on ball-screen, lefty floater score
-Uptempo transition push, showed off the speed, deep drive, easy floater score
-Kick ahead 3-point assist to Lambert for a triple
-Slithery slash to the rack, finisher with two D in his grill
-Picked off a pass in press D, snagged an O-board, corner assist to Royce for a 3, impressive possession
-Drive, spin, score on a wild shot as the buzzer sounded, AND1 finish
Scott stuck out and shined with his ball handling, perimeter shooting, and tenacious defense. What really stood out was his trust in his teammates, his ability to create space, and how often he set up his guys for clean looks. PHD is impressed with Tayshaun’s speed, quickness, and playmaking. He will have a noteworthy season on varsity this coming year.
The Knights will have big shoes to fill with the graduation of Brayden Delorme and Brooklan Bruce. In steps Scott! The wins will be tough to come by for GFC but Tayshaun will have the chance to showcase his athleticism and playmaking. He got his feet wet this past season, so he should be ready to step up and play free. Scott is a left-hander with great speed and quickness. He scores from all levels, plays with heart/NRG, and creates for others. He also seems to be a pest on defense. Does he value the rock and take care of the ball? Is Scott an All-EDC player this year?
He is the top player on the GF Heat squad. The quick and speedy lefty shot it consistently and hot this spring. Scott proved that he is a leader while showing improvement in his creativity and ability to make plays for others. Tayshawn is becoming an all-around player and he rebounds well for his position. His quick hands and feet cause problems on defense. His 3-shooting and facilitating have been impressive. Keep eyes on this up-and-coming baller from GFC.