


From a player evaluation standpoint his growth and player
trajectory has changed in a matter of months.
Patterson who earlier was thought to be developing into a dynamic wing prospect
will clearly and without question be
able to operate as a Point Forward/Stretch
Four in the mold of a Harrision
Barns, Dramond Green, or LaMarcus Aldridge.

The kid has a next level skill set and has a game
that translates better to the more structured high school environment. Already the most sought after player in his
home state – the bottom-line when it comes to Patterson no one has seen anything
close to a finished product.

He led his team to a 4-1 finish in the 1st
session
of the NYBL and we had the opportunity to see Trey again at the recent
Basketball Spotlight Atlantic City Showcase.
He led his team on a championship run in an event that had the best
teams in the country in the field. Patterson
who is truly beginning to come into his own continues
to expand his skill set –
he handles, breakdowns defenders, and is becoming scary adept at doing work in
the mid-range and this amazingly enough includes one of the softest floaters in
the nation; at that height he is a match-up nightmare with that array of
finishes. Of course the jumper remains picturesque
but the increased work he is doing off the bounce just makes his game “gooder
and gooder” (we have to make up words when it comes to Patterson).






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