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Peter Flaherty III

36,683 просмотров • 2 лет назад

OF Trevor Condon (Tennessee Baseball) was one of my favorite position players I saw in Jupiter. Collected 7 hits (1 XBH) and 4 RBIs across 5 games. Slightly undersized, but there's some impact (mainly to the pull side) packed into his frame. Wiry, athletic build at 5'11" and 175-lbs. Prototypical top-of-the-order table setter. Explosive and twitchy operation in the box with no-doubt plus bat speed. Feel for the barrel is there, high-level bat-to-ball skills. Controlled the zone well with polished swing decisions in my looks last week. Does tend to hit the ball on the ground, would like to see more line drives. Hit-over-power profile with some PS thump. Gets out of the box unbelievably quick, turned in 70-grade run times. Condon's tantalizing combination of speed and athleticism translates well to centerfield. He can really go and get it and has plenty of range, but if he can shore up his routes (take a more efficient, crisp path to the baseball) he has a chance to become an impact defender. The intangibles with Condon are a nice cherry on top. Advanced baseball sense; stole 2nd on a great dirt ball read, swiped 3rd on a well-executed shuffle lead. Incredibly high motor, plays with his hair on fire. Does not take a pitch off! Always involved, brings the juice! Like the Energizer bunny. Kind of a throwback player in that sense - it's clear he LOVES to play! Think along the lines of Sal Frelick/Slater de Brun (SDB better defender at this point with more of a physical, barrel-chested look). Top 2-3 round type for me this July.

Peter Flaherty III

64,960 просмотров • 9 месяцев назад

Belmont’s 6’3 PG Jack Smiley is one of the most intriguing non High Major Freshmen in college basketball. For the season Smiley averaged 9/2/3 on 48/44/81 splits in only 17 MPG. While being one of the best 6th men in all of college basketball. Smiley’s mix of shooting, pace, craft, passing, decision making, and finishing for his age is something that you don’t see often and he has a high ceiling. Smiley was one of the best PNR operators in the country this season where he finished the year in the 96th percentile in PNR play. Smiley’s ability to find his teammates with his vision and decision making along with his 3 level scoring helped him be a standout in the PNR. Smiley is also a skilled off ball player with his high level shooting ability and cutting, he’s also a strong connective passer. Smiley was one of 4 underclassmen this season who had an AST% of 25, and shot 40% from three on 40 makes, joining Cam Boozer, Christian Anderson, LaBaron Philon, and Darius Acuff.

Belmont’s 6’3 PG Jack Smiley is one of the most intriguing non High Major Freshmen in college basketball. For the season Smiley averaged 9/2/3 on 48/44/81 splits in only 17 MPG. While being one of the best 6th men in all of college basketball. Smiley’s mix of shooting, pace, craft, passing, decision making, and finishing for his age is something that you don’t see often and he has a high ceiling. Smiley was one of the best PNR operators in the country this season where he finished the year in the 96th percentile in PNR play. Smiley’s ability to find his teammates with his vision and decision making along with his 3 level scoring helped him be a standout in the PNR. Smiley is also a skilled off ball player with his high level shooting ability and cutting, he’s also a strong connective passer. Smiley was one of 4 underclassmen this season who had an AST% of 25, and shot 40% from three on 40 makes, joining Cam Boozer, Christian Anderson, LaBaron Philon, and Darius Acuff.

KJ

27,581 просмотров • 4 месяцев назад

Scoring Guard Kemo❕ out of Hill JUCO has de-committed from UTSA and re-opened his recruitment. The Scoring Guard out of Houston, Texas is a fast guard that can shoot the cover off the ball. Makes spots/relocations, handoff 3’s, ball screen walk-in/drag hedge out/under 3’s, pins and flares, dunker escape 3’s, shot fake fly by 3’s, and transition 3’s. Good at reading pins and will tight curl them for floats, 1, 2 pull-up mids, or finishes. Can create off the bounce; loves using a crossover hang to set up another cross. Has a 1, 2 stop and pop mid and bump off mid. Has scoop and vertical contact finishes. Has veer finishes off 1 or 2 feet. Has a 2 foot float. Sees kick-outs and drop-offs. Knows how to play. Defensive Fit: Guards perimeter 1’s and 2’s. Pesky on ball defender that can impact with quick hands. 16.1 PPG | 38 3FG | 3.3 APG

Scoring Guard Kemo❕ out of Hill JUCO has de-committed from UTSA and re-opened his recruitment. The Scoring Guard out of Houston, Texas is a fast guard that can shoot the cover off the ball. Makes spots/relocations, handoff 3’s, ball screen walk-in/drag hedge out/under 3’s, pins and flares, dunker escape 3’s, shot fake fly by 3’s, and transition 3’s. Good at reading pins and will tight curl them for floats, 1, 2 pull-up mids, or finishes. Can create off the bounce; loves using a crossover hang to set up another cross. Has a 1, 2 stop and pop mid and bump off mid. Has scoop and vertical contact finishes. Has veer finishes off 1 or 2 feet. Has a 2 foot float. Sees kick-outs and drop-offs. Knows how to play. Defensive Fit: Guards perimeter 1’s and 2’s. Pesky on ball defender that can impact with quick hands. 16.1 PPG | 38 3FG | 3.3 APG

Austin Mick

10,936 просмотров • 1 год назад