Derik Queen: 23 points, 8 rebounds, 5 assists, 3 steals
Queen came out strong early on, and only continued to bring production to the table with his game in the All-American Game. The big man flourished in showing touch and displaying strong hands in the paint and on the boards, but you also have to appreciate his skillset at his size. Queen was able to showcase his footwork, his overall skillset and feel, and even impressed in other areas of finding teammates and defensively.
Dylan Harper: 22 points, 5 assists
Harper has a pro feel to his game, but that should be no surprise with his background. When watching Harper operate, he has such a smooth feel for the game, playing within the offense, patiently making good reads to find his teammates, seeing the entire floor, and creating well for himself off the bounce or in catch-and-shoot situations. He got others involved well, delivered on-point passes for easy baskets, and scored effortlessly.
Ian Jackson: 21 points
Though Jackson came out looking for and finding his shot, Jackson was impressed with his overall intensity and energy.
