6'5 '24 Cameron McKinney (CC Elite)
Although each player has a clear role with this group, it's easy to see the value that McKinney brings to the table. He excels as a tough, active, low-maintenance post prospect who prioritizes playing hard, pursuing rebounds, altering shots, and doing the little things whenever possible. McKinney finishes as needed, runs the floor properly in transition, and plays within the team structure extremely well at all times.
6'1 '23 Bradin Minton (East Tennessee Kings)
Given his status as the East Tennessee Kings' primary playmaker, Minton always seems to stand out with his crafty, unselfish, passer-friendly game. He's a smart, well-rounded point guard who knows how to effectively dictate the action with the ball in his hands. Minton handles the ball well and is always surveying the floor to locate the best available shot. He's a reliable shooting threat with great pace and vision. College coaches should be involved.
5'10 '23 Montrell Bell (Florida Suns)
Though somewhat undersized, there's so much to like about Bell and everything he brings to the table. He's a smart, tough, absolutely relentless floor general who simply outworks his assignment on both ends of the floor. Bell handles the ball with care, sets up others, and scores the ball with efficiency from all levels. He also defends bigger than his size would imply. Bell plays a winning brand of basketball.
6'4 '23 Anthony Breland (Team Eat)
After everything we've seen over the last few weeks, no one should be surprised about Breland's sheer dominance with this group. He's a crafty guard with impressive vision, shot-creation skills, and overall scoring prowess. Breland can assert himself in a variety of different ways, and understands how to take what the defense is giving him. He's also a capable rebounder and defender.
6'6 '24 Tyler Showalter (BSA Supreme)
The BSA Supreme squad is always extremely balanced, and Showalter is a huge part of their overall identity. His steady, unselfish, well-rounded identity allows him to naturally affect all facets of the game. Showalter is a reliable finisher and perimeter shooter who plays hard, pursues rebounds, and provides a quality defensive presence. He consistently shows a willingness to do whatever necessary to provide his team with an edge.
6'2 '25 Hayes Oxendine (Go Hard)
After a strong showing on his first day of action, Oxendine simply continues to dominate behind his knockdown perimeter shooting. Despite being the youngest player on the team, he's played well beyond his years and shown the ability to produce on a consistent basis. Oxendine is a capable creator and playmaker with nice defensive understanding and positioning. He's a great piece who can find success with or without the ball in his hands.
