2015 Junior College Player to Watch

2015 Junior College Player to Watch

An early capsule on the junior college bound players; it’s crystal clear this will be their route.  “A short but early listing for now.”

Adrian Smith    6-3    G    MM-LM+    East Aurora – “Slick/smooth combo guard; has talent; after a 2 year stint mid-major’s will flock for his services; dynamite passer with the ability to score in a variety of ways.”

Nylek Cobb    6-5    F    LM    Rockford Auburn – “This kid will elevate his stock in the junior college ranks.”  Junk-yard dog clone – great motor; makes plays at both ends.  Skills aren’t polished yet, but he’s an athletic open-court finisher.

Darius Ousley    6-9    C    -------    Springfield South-East – “Not a household name yet.”  But he’s a promising post-player who could very well muster-up some steam for himself before the season ends.

Logan Ivy    6-6    SF    LM    Plainfield Central – “Rugged base-liner; runs the floor well; rebounds the ball with authority; offensive game starting to take shape.  “I like his upside.”

Deshon Fluckus    6-2    G/F    LM+-LM    Chicago Uplift – “Excellent motor; has some talent to be a Div. I Mid-Major one day.  “Could be a versatile defender.”

Juwan Stewart    6-3    G    LM    Elgin Larkin – “This kid has a wealth of ability now; it’s a matter of him getting stronger; his stock will soar in juco.”

Antoine Boyd    6-4    SF    LM    Chicago Bogan – “Lefty puts in work; a big game player who thrives as a role player; rebounds/blocks shots and scores around the rim.”  Nothing flashy about his game.

Joe Wiliams    6-3    WG    LM+    Galesburg – “Dynamite stroke; combo guard; knows how to score; sat out his junior year for unspecific reasons; has a chance to be very good player.”

Lavonte Sutton    5-8    PG    LM    Chicago Orr – “Once billed as a can’t miss gem; spent last 2 years in Carbondale; now he has to prove himself in the classroom.”