Top Available Seniors

Top Available Seniors
Rafferty and Cole Gentry off the board, but there is still some quality guys.

1. Marcus LoVett    6-2    PG    HM    Morgan Park – “Came through in a big game vs Bogan; St. Johns, Illinois, Iowa, Memphis, DePaul, Georgia Tech, Pittsburgh; It’s coming down to the wire.”
2. Christian Williams    6-5    WG    MM+-MM    Decatur St. Teresa – “Big 10 schools are viewing him as a PG; St. Louis, Iowa, Minnesota in the Hunt; had a superb showing in the 2A championship finals; his team finished runner-up.”
3. Brodric Fisher    6-3    G    MM    Bolingbrook – “Very skilled and a respected outside shooter; he has the package for success; recruiting picking-up; Western Michigan & San Diego now interested; he plays Tues night at Hinsdale Central vs West Aurora in a big time game to get down state.”
4. Kalin Fisher    6-1    WG    MM    Proviso East – “Often moody, but a talented offensive player; long range threat, in addition he’s capable of getting you a bucket with the shot-clock whining down; Loyola-Chicago, Wisconsin-Green-Bay interested.”
5. Donovan Franklin    6-3    G    MM     O’Fallon – “Excellent length; capable of playing on both sides of the ball; he can defend multiple positions; Jacksonville State was once his heaviest pursuers; with coaching vacancies at SIU-E & UIC looming, he should be a prime target for those new regimes.”
6. Harrison Niegro    6-2    PG    MM-LM+    Lyon’s Township – “A floor general who can run a team as well as manage a game; a threat on perimeter, he could flourish in a system type environment; Miami-Ohio and Patriot League may land his services.”
7. Allen Billinger    6-1    PG    MM-LM+    Carbondale – “A steady sure-handed performer; deadly mid-range jump shooter; Chicago State may have some interest, even a situation like UIC or SIU-E may fit him handily.”
8. Joe Mooney    6-3    WG    LM+    Niles Notre Dame – “The sharp shooter enjoyed a superb season, guided his team to a 26-5 mark; has leadership intangibles; Army is a heavy favorite for him.”
9. Myles Carter    6-8    C    MM    St. Rita – “Physically able to compete at the next level now, but skills need polish, particularly offensively; right now he’s an excellent shot-blocker & protects the rim effectively as he displayed against Thornwood and Simeon in recent games; with some work he could be serviceable immediately in the right setting.  Where is SIU & Loyola-Chicago with him?  He’s promising.”