
Some scouts like Suggs as a two guard; we
like him with the rock in his hand – so the most accurate description of what
you expect when you Suggs in action is a attacking combination guard that is
long, wiry, athletic and welcomes contact.
He can score by getting to the rim, as well as shooting mid-range pull
ups and knocks down threes, especially in crucial situations. Jalen has great
offensive confidence and easily creates separation and his own shot and can get
it done in transition as a finisher or facilitator.
See his latest work below at the 17U level and realize the kid is next level special:

From a scoring perspective, he is able to put the ball in
the hole and frankly could dominate the game from a scoring standpoint – but his
instincts and training at this young age already have him respecting the game
and making the right basketball play. We
have years to enjoy Khoi but for those that haven’t seen him take a look at the
future below:

A certified gym rat, Johnson’s game possesses the little
things, the extra pass, holding the follow through, stepping on the sideline on
a trap. Sonny thinks the game and his
knowledge and basketball IQ translates to the floor not just as a PG but as a
basketball player. He is just as likely
to drop 30-points as he is to dish out 10 assist and will often do both in the
same game. The one point especially when
you are referencing guard play at the younger age group; isn’t the actual
scoring numbers but how those numbers are being accumulated. The way Johnson scores translates period and
is done situationally at the next levels.
We look for Sonny Johnson to remain in the conversation and potentially
via for top national honors with continued hard work; national scout are
holding their breath to see him on the national circuit as soon as possible
giving validity to everything we believe he is.

Headed to play for one of the elite high school coaches in
the country Joe Wooten at Bishop O’Connell the school that recently produced
UMD star Melo Trimble; Hairston will benefit greatly from his toot ledge. One of the toughest hardnosed defenders you
will see; he plays the game baseline to baseline – great on the ball he also
plays the passing lanes like a free safety and is able to covert and makes
plays on the other end of the court. We
have seen immense improvement in the analytical approach to his point guard
development but Hairston remains a terror when put into his natural scoring
roll; he knows how to put the ball in the hole.
Recently Hairston played a solid floor game at the lead guard position
while leading his team in scoring exemplifying his long term ability to get it
done on multiple levels as a top combo guard.
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