Nike’s Elite 100 camp featured a number of the top underclassmen in the country this week in St. Louis.
A friend of the blog was in attendance and provided these thoughts. We’ll have more in a recruiting roundup soon.
Luke Kennard: He does a little bit of everything well. Can shoot it from deep or attack the rim. He showed a lot of aggression attacking the bucket and forcing the defense to converge on him all weekend long.Dwayne Bacon: He’s unbelievably talented. He’s strong and found his way into the lane on a number of occasions by simply overpowering his defender. I just wish Bacon always played with high intensity.
Corey Sanders: An impressive athlete, Sanders made some difficult shots and found open teammates for high-percentage looks. I definitely thought his vision was one of the better amongst those at the camp.
Sedrick Barefield: His handles are excellent, but he sometimes found his way into trouble once he hit the lane. He has a very deft touch from the perimeter and mid-range. If he works on finding teammates in better spots, he will make for a very good lead guard.
Jalen Brunson: Such a competitor. He was one of the toughest kids at camp and did everything in his power to will his team to victories. He’s got a solid shot from behind the arc and can take you off the bounce and do damage. Definitely one of my favorites.