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That’s OK for a player who just turned 17 years ol
« on: Oct 23rd, 2016, 8:21pm » |
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There’s also the idea that anyone out of a tier of 10 or so players could eventually assert themselves as the top dog in the class.The class of 2017 is the opposite. Ayton and Porter are star-level talents that would likely be ahead of everyone in 2016. NBA 2K17 Coins There’s also an impressive group of 5-star talents behind them, led by big men Wendell Carter and Mohamed Bamba, wings Kevin Knox and Hamidou Diallo and point guard Trevon Duval. The top of this class isn’t nearly as fluid as it was in 2016.
So if you’re wondering how this year’s crop of high school seniors compares to last year’s, you could break it down like this: 2016 is stronger 1-40, 2017 could be stronger 1-5. Here are some players from the class of 2017 who stood out in Colorado Springs:Collin Sexton: The 6’2 point guard from Alabama went from unranked to top 10 thanks to a huge summer. He led the EYBL in scoring with 31 points per game and won MVP in his first international competition this summer with USA Basketball. NBA 2K17 MT He was the most aggressive player at the camp all weekend, launching himself into the paint and finding ways to finish in traffic. His non-stop intensity helped set the tone for the weekend.Kevin Knox: Physically, there isn’t much separating Porter and Knox. The 6’9 combo forward is a freak athlete who got off the ground as easily as any player at the camp. He’s a killer in transition and a tip-dunk waiting to happen. Where Porter has a major edge is on the skill side. Knox can hit a catch-and-shoot jumper, but he’s still developing as a ball handler and shot creator off the dribble.
That’s OK for a player who just turned 17 years old.Austin Wiley: The biggest and strongest player at the camp at 6’11, 250 pounds with a 7’5 wingspan. He didn’t show much of a face-up game, but he dove hard to the rim after screens, rebounded well and was able to score through multiple defenders in the paint. NBA MT Coins This is Bruce Pearl’s marquee signing at Auburn and the type of big man that can get the Tigers back to the NCAA tournament.Gary Trent Jr.: The 6’5 shooting guard is the son of Gary Trent, the No. 11 pick in the 1995 draft who became known as “The Shaq of the MAC” at Ohio. Like his dad, Trent’s strength stands out. Other players at the camp were just bouncing off of him on drives.
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