Sean Jones PG (2022) – Already considered one of the nation’s
top PG’s in the class of 2022 Sean Jones has further expanded his skill set
since we have last seen him. Appearing
at Basketball Spotlight Clash for the Cup Jones was impressive as usual. Already having proved on the highest level
the ability to operate at the lead guard position by displaying pace, court vision
and elite level passing ability Jones has added to an already diverse package
by adding strength and if it can be believed quickness.
Jones, who already plays in attack mode on the offensive end
of the floor where he can finish on the break, get to the rim, and work in the
mid-range has now added the ability to knock down the open or contested three. He shot with confidence from distance well
beyond the stripe and shot an excellent percentage; this expansion to his game
allows him to slide over to the two-guard spot with equal effectiveness and to
allow him to impact the game in more ways.
The key in youth basketball at the elite level is the same key at the
highest level; continued expansion of skill set - Jones is clearly on a solid
trajectory and remains a top 10 national prospect without question.
John Mobley Jr. PG (2024) – The nation’s number one player
has been putting in work for several months and stepped onto the stage at the
Clash for the Cup in impressive fashion. The strong fundamental development was immediately
apparent, seeing him snap two-handed passes in the half court set that always
landed in the shooter's pocket was tremendously
impressive and something that isn’t mastered by many players even at the high
school level. Mobley advances the ball
in transition and shows a nice feel for the game overall. In transition, he has
the ability to knock down the pull up trey ball, work in the mid-range with the
stop and pop and also works the paint well finishing with an array of finishes
which include a lethal floater package.
As the premier PG in the country the scoring is an added
bonus, his lead guard skills are a dream come true – the handle and dexterity
is well beyond his years, the ability to push and pull and space – post feed
and drive and kick are all tools that will only become clearer to scouts as his
strength increases. Only a baby this is
an instance where you can project a player to a high level at a very young
age. This is one of the special stories
in youth basketball that all should take notice of – this kid is going to do
big things in the future.
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