One of the reasons why Swann has lacked the attention he deserves because he was never fully healthy during the summer. Whether he was playing through injury or sitting because of injury, Will was just never at his best. Now, it feels like Swann is finally back to his best and ready to make a strong final impression on college coaches. Not only will he be able to add necessary spacing to an offense with his shooting ability, but Swann is also a good defender who will be able to guard 2s and 3s at the next level.

Will bounced back from a tough day against North Augusta where he was just 0-2 from three by going 3-4 from three in the next game against Greenville. Swann had 16 total points in Saturday’s Pool Play Game and even though he was hot from three, it was the interior shot-making that got him going. Will’s size allows him to be a strong finisher at the rim and pull-up over good contests in the mid-range. Swann also picked up his play in some other categories to help boost his team, tallying 6 rebounds and 5 assists.

Swann is a SHOOTER and every college program can use that on their roster. Will really does a nice job of setting his feet from long distance. He shoots the ball at a good percentage clip and accuracy. Will is always shot ready to receive the ball in the pocket.

Will made the move up from #94 to #67 in this latest update.