Sunday, August 9th, 2015
It’s crystal clear that two of our Chicago area division one programs will no longer accept playing in obscurity. After viewing both programs the last two weekends it’s quite apparent that UIC and DePaul will both be able to identify the players they need to formulate a winning brand of hoops. UIC’s camp featured players from all over the state and the surrounding area outside of Illinois. It was an impressive crop of talented prospects on hand which made for a fun filled day for the Flames staff.
“All remarks are based on the day’s outing/event, individuals that captured some attention.”
- Anthony Lynch 6-1 PG-2018-South Elgin – He’s smart; has length & going to be a good player.
- Ayo Dosunmu 6-2 G-2018-Morgan Park – Showed a floor game with ability to score.
- Ben Coupet 6-7 WF-2016-Simeon – He teases you with his length & versatility.
- Brandon Hurt 6-0 G-2018-Marian Catholic – Plays with a wealth of confidence.
- Bryce Barnes 5-11 PG-2016-Bogan – Looked as if he was regaining his form & confidence after a shaky summer.
- Christian Peevy 6-5 F-2016-Mount Carmel – Good length; had some moments; could be a solid D2 recruit.
- Coreyun Rushin 6-5 F-2017-Westinghouse – Heck of a wingspan; attacks the rim with either hand; perimeter skills will come one day.
- Corielle Robinson 6-4 G/F-2016-Phillips – Untapped talent; showed he can get baskets in a variety of ways.
- Damarius Jacobs 6-3 G-2017-Uplift – Confident scorer; future stand-out.
- Darius Branch 5-6 PG-2016-Leo H.S. – He was shrewd, confident & made shots.
- Elijah Joiner 6-3 PG-2017-Curie – You can see the fruits of his labor; was just ok at the event.
- George Willborn 6-3 WG-2016-DeLaSalle – Looked poised & assure of himself; very skilled.
- Jonah Jackson 6-3 WG-2017-Merrillville, IN – Scorers mentality; long distance bomber.
- Josh Thomas 6-3 G/F-2016-Simeon – Was always in attack mode; shot often & tried to do way too much.
- Kameron Clements 5-11 G-2019-Simeon – Looked like a highly regarded prospect at times.
- Lucas Williamson 6-4 WF-2017-Whitney Young – Looked smooth, he scored easily & was impressive.
- Marvin Bateman 6-4 WG-2017-Belleville Althoff – Thin throw-back type, outside marksman, a specialist.
- Micah Bradford6-1 PG-2016-Bradley Bourbonnais – Slick ball-handler; just tried to fit in with his team.
- Nick Robinson 6-5 WF-2016-Kenwood – Kinda was loose/havin fun; didn’t look serious but we know he has game.
- Octavius Parker 6-2 G-2017-Niles North – Did not look as crisp as we saw him at DePaul.
- Perry Cowan 6-1 G-2019-DePaul Prep – He caught my eye in the first game.
- Samson Oladimejic 6-4 WG-2016-Fremd – Had good motor; displayed some offensive skill; caught my eye had never seen him before.
- Romon Douglass-Watkins 6-5 WF-2017-Manual – Excellent frame; showed all-around floor game.
- P.J. Pipes 6-1 PG-2017-Lemont – I’ve always liked his quickness, he didn’t disappoint Sunday.
- Tai Bibbs 6-1 PG-2017-West Chicago – Gracefully smooth operator; knows how to play was one of the more impressive kids at the event, he has surpassed some players at his position in the 2017 class, a treat to watch.
- Talen Horton-Tucker 6-3 G/F-2018-Simeon – He can flat-out play which he demonstrated often.
- Tarkus Ferguson 6-4 WG-2016-Belleville Althoff – Arguably the best player at the event a throw-back type offensive game he brings with him every outing better player than some notable Chicago area kids.
- Terrell Phipps 6-7 SF-2016-Al Raby – A prospering stretch 4. Hoisted an array of jumpers he made a few.
- TeeAaron Powell 6-8 C-2018-Marian Catholic – Promising, the big fella needs work played well and competed.
- Trevian Bell 6-5 WF-2017-Joliet West – Steadily improving his play on the perimeter a top 25-30 talent.
- Tyler Chism 6-3 WG-2017-Proviso East – I’m a big fan of him; explosive offensive threat.
- Teyvion Kirk 6-2 PG-2017-Joliet West – This kid has passion & showed it in his play.
- Tyler Dancy 6-6 F/C-2017-Bellevelle West – Posted-up well demanding the ball, very good foot work.
- Zach Hollywood 6-8 F-2016-Bradley Bourbonnais – Played well on the perimeter definitely a face-up threat.
- Colton Kolowski 6-4 G-2016-Del Ray College Prep – Strong with the ball made good decisions.
- Gaven Pinkley 6-7 F-2018-Hillsboro H.S./MO – Probably the top underclassman at the event.
Northern Illinois University continues their push for long-term program success, they just added a commitment from one of the top front-court prospects in the 2016 class landing Sterling’s six foot eight Noah McCarty a top 25 guy in the class. In June they quietly wrapped-up a verbal from six foot guard Eugene German out of Gary, IN. 21st Century Charter School. German led the state of Indiana in scoring as a junior. Huskie Country will be entertained by his ball-handling wizardry and scoring feats. It looks like Coach Monty & staff solidified themselves for a few years at the guard position. Rockford Auburn incoming freshman Laytwan Porter should contribute immediately.
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