THE RIVALS150: 2015 | 2016

OLATHE, Kan -- The 2015 Jayhawk Invitational came to a somewhat anti-climactic end on Sunday as 17-and-under division finalists Net Gain Sports and the Omaha Crusaders decided to split the title so that both could get a jump start on their drive home. That didn't take away from a good weekend of action, though, and Net Gain's point guard McKinley Wright was among many standouts on Saturday and Sunday.

Because they decided to drive home before the championship game, Rivals.com didn't get quite as long a look at Net Gain Sports as some other teams, but they had a solid weekend. It's also tough to complain about them leaving because it allowed them to get their players home at a reasonable time on a school night.

But, before Net Gain left for home, class of 2017 point guard McKinley Wright left a very favorable impression.

A slim and quick six-footer from Champlin Park (Minn.) Champlin Park, Wright was the glue that held his team together. During a semifinal win over KC Run GMC, Net Gain held a double-digit lead for most of the game before they started to melt down. Two Net Gain players picked up second-half technical fouls, they rushed shots and made poor decisions. But each time it seemed like they were ready to cave, Wright was there to make a play.

Whether he got to the rim, made a slick pass or made a play on the defensive end, Wright didn't lose his focus and his teammates fed off that as they staved off a strong comeback attempt. He can score when needed or play as a true setup man for teammates and he exudes leadership.

Currently rated as a three-star prospect, Wright hasn't been showered with scholarship offers yet as schools wanted to be sure he could play point guard against higher level competition. So far, Wright appears to have done just that and with interest from Minnesota, Marquette, Northwestern, Nebraska, Texas Tech, Drake, Northern Iowa and many others, the offers should start to come in sooner than later.

The No. 119 player in the 2016 Rivals150, 6-foot-5 small forward Damien Jefferson of SYF Players, was one of the highest ranked players in attendance at the Jayhawk Invitational. The product of East Chicago (Ind.) Central showed flashes of why he enjoys that lofty status.

Jefferson is a strong athlete who has great shoulders, long arms and plenty of physical ability. He can get in and rebound in traffic, shoots the ball pretty well from distance and is very good at finding the middle of a defense and either attacking or making good passes from the free throw line area.

What Jefferson isn't just yet is consistent. Throughout the weekend, his energy level fluctuated and it felt like he could have done a little more given his natural ability. Still, he's just finishing up his junior year and is in the process of figuring out just how good he can be. According to Jefferson, he has offers from New Mexico and Ball State and he said that he's looking to visit New Mexico in the near future. Others showing interest include Indiana, Purdue, Michigan, Xavier and Ole Miss.

In no rush to make a decision, Jefferson said that he's just hoping to show he's worthy of more scholarship offers.

"Coaches like my wing rebounding and that I'm vocal on the court," said Jefferson. "I'm out here to do what I need to do to get more offers. I'm just trying to get offers right now."

A big factor in unlocking potential is looking in the mirror and assessing your strengths and weaknesses honestly. Three-star combo forward Jeriah Horne looks like he has done just that.

Playing at the Jayhawk with KC Run GMC, the 6-foot-6 junior at Kansas City (Mo.) Barstow showed that he has a high skill level and a willingness to be physical.

Capable of muscling smaller players around the rim or taking bigger players out on the perimeter where he can make jumpers or beat them off the dribble, Horne plays the game of a classic tweener. He is similar in style to Butler's Kelan Martin and while he's still working to round things out with his game, he sees that there is plenty of room for him on the college level.

"Coaches like me as that mismatch tweener at the three and four," said Horne. "I'm working on my lateral quickness to guard true threes and being consistent with my shot."

So far, Horne has attracted offers from UMKC, Pepperdine, Boston University, Richmond, Loyola (Md.), Loyola Chicago, LaSalle, Wofford and Miami (Ohio). Mississippi, Missouri, Kansas State and Minnesota have all been in contact and the last three have asked him to schedule unofficial visits so that they can get to know him a bit better.

Very similar to the team that knocked them out in the quarterfinals of the 17U division -- Team YOBO -- Dallas Showtyme Elite is a group of hard playing and scrappy guys who find ways to make it work. Most of the time, it involves attacking the rim. Guys like Dallas (Texas) Kimball guard Anthony ThomasClick Playing for the Milwaukee Spartans, point guard Te'Jon LucasClick The best scoring performance of the weekend belonged to SYF Players point guard Eugene GermanClick The highest ranked player in attendance at the Jayhawk Invitational, 2017 shooting guard Mitchell BallockClick Sticking with the class of 2018 theme, the St. Louis Eagles took home the crown in the 15U division and they have a really nice-looking squad. Their roster features 12 players between the height of 6-foot-3 and 6-foot-6. They are all long armed, athletic and versatile and the odds say that many of them should turn into very good players. Four that stood out were shooting guard Fred ThatchClick Another class of 2018 prospect who left an impression was Jamal BeyClick The Memphis-based Team Thad 15U program features loads of young talent. All weekend long, small forwards Rodgerick BrownClick They fell in the semifinals to the Omaha Crusaders, but Team YOBO had a very nice weekend run. One of the hardest playing teams in the country, they play ultra aggressive pressure defense and then ball screen opponents to death on the offensive end. Point guards K.J. RobinsonClick More Jayhawk news and notesHere to view this Link. and Dezmond McDanielClick More Jayhawk news and notesHere to view this Link. can both thrive in that style. After a big junior season, Robinson showed what earned him early offers from Miami (Ohio) and UMKC. At around 5-foot-10, he is pretty strong and he is very confident with his offense. The next step for him will be to become a little bit more of a distributor off of the dribble as he does tend to put his head down and try to will his way to a bucket at times. A threat from deep, McDaniel is another quick and aggressive guard who gives tremendous energy on both ends of the floor. Because he can shoot well from deep, defenders are at a disadvantage when the ball screen comes because if they try to go over the top, he can get by them, but if they go under he can pull up and shoot.Here to view this Link. and D.J. JeffriesClick They fell in the semifinals to the Omaha Crusaders, but Team YOBO had a very nice weekend run. One of the hardest playing teams in the country, they play ultra aggressive pressure defense and then ball screen opponents to death on the offensive end. Point guards K.J. RobinsonClick More Jayhawk news and notesHere to view this Link. and Dezmond McDanielClick More Jayhawk news and notesHere to view this Link. can both thrive in that style. After a big junior season, Robinson showed what earned him early offers from Miami (Ohio) and UMKC. At around 5-foot-10, he is pretty strong and he is very confident with his offense. The next step for him will be to become a little bit more of a distributor off of the dribble as he does tend to put his head down and try to will his way to a bucket at times. A threat from deep, McDaniel is another quick and aggressive guard who gives tremendous energy on both ends of the floor. Because he can shoot well from deep, defenders are at a disadvantage when the ball screen comes because if they try to go over the top, he can get by them, but if they go under he can pull up and shoot.Here to view this Link. made their presence known. A well-built and athletic 6-foot-5 wing, Brown had a strong freshman season at Cordova (Tenn.) High. He crashes the glass, runs the floor and is a good enough spot-up shooter to draw the defense's attention. With Jeffries, we are going to be very measured because he is still only finishing up the 8th grade. However, most of the time the 6-foot-6 wing looked like the best player and prospect on the floor by a pretty large margin. He can already handle the ball very well, was a monster on the glass, made three-pointers and showed that he can play above the rim. He dunked off the dribble, he dunked in transition and he even went to catch a lob from the back side -- with ease -- on a set play. Jeffries is expected to enroll at Olive Branch (Miss.) High for high school and he is one that will be tracked closely.Here to view this Link.. A 6-foot-5 wing from the sports factory that is Las Vegas (Nev.) Bishop Gorman, Bey is a long-armed and well-rounded wing. He can get to the rim, has a good looking shot and is a fine athlete. What Rivals.com really liked about Bey is that he plays the game at a good pace, doesn't try to do too much and has a mature way about him. Look for him to have an increased role at Gorman next year after playing on the junior varsity team as a freshman.Here to view this Link., small forward Karrington DavisClick Another class of 2018 prospect who left an impression was Jamal BeyClick The Memphis-based Team Thad 15U program features loads of young talent. All weekend long, small forwards Rodgerick BrownClick They fell in the semifinals to the Omaha Crusaders, but Team YOBO had a very nice weekend run. One of the hardest playing teams in the country, they play ultra aggressive pressure defense and then ball screen opponents to death on the offensive end. Point guards K.J. RobinsonClick More Jayhawk news and notesHere to view this Link. and Dezmond McDanielClick More Jayhawk news and notesHere to view this Link. can both thrive in that style. After a big junior season, Robinson showed what earned him early offers from Miami (Ohio) and UMKC. At around 5-foot-10, he is pretty strong and he is very confident with his offense. The next step for him will be to become a little bit more of a distributor off of the dribble as he does tend to put his head down and try to will his way to a bucket at times. A threat from deep, McDaniel is another quick and aggressive guard who gives tremendous energy on both ends of the floor. Because he can shoot well from deep, defenders are at a disadvantage when the ball screen comes because if they try to go over the top, he can get by them, but if they go under he can pull up and shoot.Here to view this Link. and D.J. JeffriesClick They fell in the semifinals to the Omaha Crusaders, but Team YOBO had a very nice weekend run. One of the hardest playing teams in the country, they play ultra aggressive pressure defense and then ball screen opponents to death on the offensive end. Point guards K.J. RobinsonClick More Jayhawk news and notesHere to view this Link. and Dezmond McDanielClick More Jayhawk news and notesHere to view this Link. can both thrive in that style. After a big junior season, Robinson showed what earned him early offers from Miami (Ohio) and UMKC. At around 5-foot-10, he is pretty strong and he is very confident with his offense. The next step for him will be to become a little bit more of a distributor off of the dribble as he does tend to put his head down and try to will his way to a bucket at times. A threat from deep, McDaniel is another quick and aggressive guard who gives tremendous energy on both ends of the floor. Because he can shoot well from deep, defenders are at a disadvantage when the ball screen comes because if they try to go over the top, he can get by them, but if they go under he can pull up and shoot.Here to view this Link. made their presence known. A well-built and athletic 6-foot-5 wing, Brown had a strong freshman season at Cordova (Tenn.) High. He crashes the glass, runs the floor and is a good enough spot-up shooter to draw the defense's attention. With Jeffries, we are going to be very measured because he is still only finishing up the 8th grade. However, most of the time the 6-foot-6 wing looked like the best player and prospect on the floor by a pretty large margin. He can already handle the ball very well, was a monster on the glass, made three-pointers and showed that he can play above the rim. He dunked off the dribble, he dunked in transition and he even went to catch a lob from the back side -- with ease -- on a set play. Jeffries is expected to enroll at Olive Branch (Miss.) High for high school and he is one that will be tracked closely.Here to view this Link.. A 6-foot-5 wing from the sports factory that is Las Vegas (Nev.) Bishop Gorman, Bey is a long-armed and well-rounded wing. He can get to the rim, has a good looking shot and is a fine athlete. What Rivals.com really liked about Bey is that he plays the game at a good pace, doesn't try to do too much and has a mature way about him. Look for him to have an increased role at Gorman next year after playing on the junior varsity team as a freshman.Here to view this Link., point guard Darius BeaneClick Another class of 2018 prospect who left an impression was Jamal BeyClick The Memphis-based Team Thad 15U program features loads of young talent. All weekend long, small forwards Rodgerick BrownClick They fell in the semifinals to the Omaha Crusaders, but Team YOBO had a very nice weekend run. One of the hardest playing teams in the country, they play ultra aggressive pressure defense and then ball screen opponents to death on the offensive end. Point guards K.J. RobinsonClick More Jayhawk news and notesHere to view this Link. and Dezmond McDanielClick More Jayhawk news and notesHere to view this Link. can both thrive in that style. After a big junior season, Robinson showed what earned him early offers from Miami (Ohio) and UMKC. At around 5-foot-10, he is pretty strong and he is very confident with his offense. The next step for him will be to become a little bit more of a distributor off of the dribble as he does tend to put his head down and try to will his way to a bucket at times. A threat from deep, McDaniel is another quick and aggressive guard who gives tremendous energy on both ends of the floor. Because he can shoot well from deep, defenders are at a disadvantage when the ball screen comes because if they try to go over the top, he can get by them, but if they go under he can pull up and shoot.Here to view this Link. and D.J. JeffriesClick They fell in the semifinals to the Omaha Crusaders, but Team YOBO had a very nice weekend run. One of the hardest playing teams in the country, they play ultra aggressive pressure defense and then ball screen opponents to death on the offensive end. Point guards K.J. RobinsonClick More Jayhawk news and notesHere to view this Link. and Dezmond McDanielClick More Jayhawk news and notesHere to view this Link. can both thrive in that style. After a big junior season, Robinson showed what earned him early offers from Miami (Ohio) and UMKC. At around 5-foot-10, he is pretty strong and he is very confident with his offense. The next step for him will be to become a little bit more of a distributor off of the dribble as he does tend to put his head down and try to will his way to a bucket at times. A threat from deep, McDaniel is another quick and aggressive guard who gives tremendous energy on both ends of the floor. Because he can shoot well from deep, defenders are at a disadvantage when the ball screen comes because if they try to go over the top, he can get by them, but if they go under he can pull up and shoot.Here to view this Link. made their presence known. A well-built and athletic 6-foot-5 wing, Brown had a strong freshman season at Cordova (Tenn.) High. He crashes the glass, runs the floor and is a good enough spot-up shooter to draw the defense's attention. With Jeffries, we are going to be very measured because he is still only finishing up the 8th grade. However, most of the time the 6-foot-6 wing looked like the best player and prospect on the floor by a pretty large margin. He can already handle the ball very well, was a monster on the glass, made three-pointers and showed that he can play above the rim. He dunked off the dribble, he dunked in transition and he even went to catch a lob from the back side -- with ease -- on a set play. Jeffries is expected to enroll at Olive Branch (Miss.) High for high school and he is one that will be tracked closely.Here to view this Link.. A 6-foot-5 wing from the sports factory that is Las Vegas (Nev.) Bishop Gorman, Bey is a long-armed and well-rounded wing. He can get to the rim, has a good looking shot and is a fine athlete. What Rivals.com really liked about Bey is that he plays the game at a good pace, doesn't try to do too much and has a mature way about him. Look for him to have an increased role at Gorman next year after playing on the junior varsity team as a freshman.Here to view this Link. and combo guard Cardell McGeeClick Another class of 2018 prospect who left an impression was Jamal BeyClick The Memphis-based Team Thad 15U program features loads of young talent. All weekend long, small forwards Rodgerick BrownClick They fell in the semifinals to the Omaha Crusaders, but Team YOBO had a very nice weekend run. One of the hardest playing teams in the country, they play ultra aggressive pressure defense and then ball screen opponents to death on the offensive end. Point guards K.J. RobinsonClick More Jayhawk news and notesHere to view this Link. and Dezmond McDanielClick More Jayhawk news and notesHere to view this Link. can both thrive in that style. After a big junior season, Robinson showed what earned him early offers from Miami (Ohio) and UMKC. At around 5-foot-10, he is pretty strong and he is very confident with his offense. The next step for him will be to become a little bit more of a distributor off of the dribble as he does tend to put his head down and try to will his way to a bucket at times. A threat from deep, McDaniel is another quick and aggressive guard who gives tremendous energy on both ends of the floor. Because he can shoot well from deep, defenders are at a disadvantage when the ball screen comes because if they try to go over the top, he can get by them, but if they go under he can pull up and shoot.Here to view this Link. and D.J. JeffriesClick They fell in the semifinals to the Omaha Crusaders, but Team YOBO had a very nice weekend run. One of the hardest playing teams in the country, they play ultra aggressive pressure defense and then ball screen opponents to death on the offensive end. Point guards K.J. RobinsonClick More Jayhawk news and notesHere to view this Link. and Dezmond McDanielClick More Jayhawk news and notesHere to view this Link. can both thrive in that style. After a big junior season, Robinson showed what earned him early offers from Miami (Ohio) and UMKC. At around 5-foot-10, he is pretty strong and he is very confident with his offense. The next step for him will be to become a little bit more of a distributor off of the dribble as he does tend to put his head down and try to will his way to a bucket at times. A threat from deep, McDaniel is another quick and aggressive guard who gives tremendous energy on both ends of the floor. Because he can shoot well from deep, defenders are at a disadvantage when the ball screen comes because if they try to go over the top, he can get by them, but if they go under he can pull up and shoot.Here to view this Link. made their presence known. A well-built and athletic 6-foot-5 wing, Brown had a strong freshman season at Cordova (Tenn.) High. He crashes the glass, runs the floor and is a good enough spot-up shooter to draw the defense's attention. With Jeffries, we are going to be very measured because he is still only finishing up the 8th grade. However, most of the time the 6-foot-6 wing looked like the best player and prospect on the floor by a pretty large margin. He can already handle the ball very well, was a monster on the glass, made three-pointers and showed that he can play above the rim. He dunked off the dribble, he dunked in transition and he even went to catch a lob from the back side -- with ease -- on a set play. Jeffries is expected to enroll at Olive Branch (Miss.) High for high school and he is one that will be tracked closely.Here to view this Link.. A 6-foot-5 wing from the sports factory that is Las Vegas (Nev.) Bishop Gorman, Bey is a long-armed and well-rounded wing. He can get to the rim, has a good looking shot and is a fine athlete. What Rivals.com really liked about Bey is that he plays the game at a good pace, doesn't try to do too much and has a mature way about him. Look for him to have an increased role at Gorman next year after playing on the junior varsity team as a freshman.Here to view this Link.. Well-built and athletic, Thatch is a powerful two guard who had a big freshman season at Sikeston (Mo.) High. Davis is a lanky small forward-type from St. Louis (Mo.) Chaminade who can slash to the rim. Beane is a good sized point guard (6-foot-3) from Carbondale (Ill.) High who has a nice feel while McGee is a 6-foot-3 product of Springfield (Ill.) Lanphier capable of making plays off the dribble.Here to view this Link. backed up his reputation. The 6-foot-4 southpaw is currently ranked No. 23 in the class and has offers from CreightonClick Sticking with the class of 2018 theme, the St. Louis Eagles took home the crown in the 15U division and they have a really nice-looking squad. Their roster features 12 players between the height of 6-foot-3 and 6-foot-6. They are all long armed, athletic and versatile and the odds say that many of them should turn into very good players. Four that stood out were shooting guard Fred ThatchClick Another class of 2018 prospect who left an impression was Jamal BeyClick The Memphis-based Team Thad 15U program features loads of young talent. All weekend long, small forwards Rodgerick BrownClick They fell in the semifinals to the Omaha Crusaders, but Team YOBO had a very nice weekend run. One of the hardest playing teams in the country, they play ultra aggressive pressure defense and then ball screen opponents to death on the offensive end. Point guards K.J. RobinsonClick More Jayhawk news and notesHere to view this Link. and Dezmond McDanielClick More Jayhawk news and notesHere to view this Link. can both thrive in that style. After a big junior season, Robinson showed what earned him early offers from Miami (Ohio) and UMKC. At around 5-foot-10, he is pretty strong and he is very confident with his offense. The next step for him will be to become a little bit more of a distributor off of the dribble as he does tend to put his head down and try to will his way to a bucket at times. A threat from deep, McDaniel is another quick and aggressive guard who gives tremendous energy on both ends of the floor. Because he can shoot well from deep, defenders are at a disadvantage when the ball screen comes because if they try to go over the top, he can get by them, but if they go under he can pull up and shoot.Here to view this Link. and D.J. JeffriesClick They fell in the semifinals to the Omaha Crusaders, but Team YOBO had a very nice weekend run. One of the hardest playing teams in the country, they play ultra aggressive pressure defense and then ball screen opponents to death on the offensive end. Point guards K.J. RobinsonClick More Jayhawk news and notesHere to view this Link. and Dezmond McDanielClick More Jayhawk news and notesHere to view this Link. can both thrive in that style. After a big junior season, Robinson showed what earned him early offers from Miami (Ohio) and UMKC. At around 5-foot-10, he is pretty strong and he is very confident with his offense. The next step for him will be to become a little bit more of a distributor off of the dribble as he does tend to put his head down and try to will his way to a bucket at times. A threat from deep, McDaniel is another quick and aggressive guard who gives tremendous energy on both ends of the floor. Because he can shoot well from deep, defenders are at a disadvantage when the ball screen comes because if they try to go over the top, he can get by them, but if they go under he can pull up and shoot.Here to view this Link. made their presence known. A well-built and athletic 6-foot-5 wing, Brown had a strong freshman season at Cordova (Tenn.) High. He crashes the glass, runs the floor and is a good enough spot-up shooter to draw the defense's attention. With Jeffries, we are going to be very measured because he is still only finishing up the 8th grade. However, most of the time the 6-foot-6 wing looked like the best player and prospect on the floor by a pretty large margin. He can already handle the ball very well, was a monster on the glass, made three-pointers and showed that he can play above the rim. He dunked off the dribble, he dunked in transition and he even went to catch a lob from the back side -- with ease -- on a set play. Jeffries is expected to enroll at Olive Branch (Miss.) High for high school and he is one that will be tracked closely.Here to view this Link.. A 6-foot-5 wing from the sports factory that is Las Vegas (Nev.) Bishop Gorman, Bey is a long-armed and well-rounded wing. He can get to the rim, has a good looking shot and is a fine athlete. What Rivals.com really liked about Bey is that he plays the game at a good pace, doesn't try to do too much and has a mature way about him. Look for him to have an increased role at Gorman next year after playing on the junior varsity team as a freshman.Here to view this Link., small forward Karrington DavisClick Another class of 2018 prospect who left an impression was Jamal BeyClick The Memphis-based Team Thad 15U program features loads of young talent. All weekend long, small forwards Rodgerick BrownClick They fell in the semifinals to the Omaha Crusaders, but Team YOBO had a very nice weekend run. One of the hardest playing teams in the country, they play ultra aggressive pressure defense and then ball screen opponents to death on the offensive end. Point guards K.J. RobinsonClick More Jayhawk news and notesHere to view this Link. and Dezmond McDanielClick More Jayhawk news and notesHere to view this Link. can both thrive in that style. After a big junior season, Robinson showed what earned him early offers from Miami (Ohio) and UMKC. At around 5-foot-10, he is pretty strong and he is very confident with his offense. The next step for him will be to become a little bit more of a distributor off of the dribble as he does tend to put his head down and try to will his way to a bucket at times. A threat from deep, McDaniel is another quick and aggressive guard who gives tremendous energy on both ends of the floor. Because he can shoot well from deep, defenders are at a disadvantage when the ball screen comes because if they try to go over the top, he can get by them, but if they go under he can pull up and shoot.Here to view this Link. and D.J. JeffriesClick They fell in the semifinals to the Omaha Crusaders, but Team YOBO had a very nice weekend run. One of the hardest playing teams in the country, they play ultra aggressive pressure defense and then ball screen opponents to death on the offensive end. Point guards K.J. RobinsonClick More Jayhawk news and notesHere to view this Link. and Dezmond McDanielClick More Jayhawk news and notesHere to view this Link. can both thrive in that style. After a big junior season, Robinson showed what earned him early offers from Miami (Ohio) and UMKC. At around 5-foot-10, he is pretty strong and he is very confident with his offense. The next step for him will be to become a little bit more of a distributor off of the dribble as he does tend to put his head down and try to will his way to a bucket at times. A threat from deep, McDaniel is another quick and aggressive guard who gives tremendous energy on both ends of the floor. Because he can shoot well from deep, defenders are at a disadvantage when the ball screen comes because if they try to go over the top, he can get by them, but if they go under he can pull up and shoot.Here to view this Link. made their presence known. A well-built and athletic 6-foot-5 wing, Brown had a strong freshman season at Cordova (Tenn.) High. He crashes the glass, runs the floor and is a good enough spot-up shooter to draw the defense's attention. With Jeffries, we are going to be very measured because he is still only finishing up the 8th grade. However, most of the time the 6-foot-6 wing looked like the best player and prospect on the floor by a pretty large margin. He can already handle the ball very well, was a monster on the glass, made three-pointers and showed that he can play above the rim. He dunked off the dribble, he dunked in transition and he even went to catch a lob from the back side -- with ease -- on a set play. Jeffries is expected to enroll at Olive Branch (Miss.) High for high school and he is one that will be tracked closely.Here to view this Link.. A 6-foot-5 wing from the sports factory that is Las Vegas (Nev.) Bishop Gorman, Bey is a long-armed and well-rounded wing. He can get to the rim, has a good looking shot and is a fine athlete. What Rivals.com really liked about Bey is that he plays the game at a good pace, doesn't try to do too much and has a mature way about him. Look for him to have an increased role at Gorman next year after playing on the junior varsity team as a freshman.Here to view this Link., point guard Darius BeaneClick Another class of 2018 prospect who left an impression was Jamal BeyClick The Memphis-based Team Thad 15U program features loads of young talent. All weekend long, small forwards Rodgerick BrownClick They fell in the semifinals to the Omaha Crusaders, but Team YOBO had a very nice weekend run. One of the hardest playing teams in the country, they play ultra aggressive pressure defense and then ball screen opponents to death on the offensive end. Point guards K.J. RobinsonClick More Jayhawk news and notesHere to view this Link. and Dezmond McDanielClick More Jayhawk news and notesHere to view this Link. can both thrive in that style. After a big junior season, Robinson showed what earned him early offers from Miami (Ohio) and UMKC. At around 5-foot-10, he is pretty strong and he is very confident with his offense. The next step for him will be to become a little bit more of a distributor off of the dribble as he does tend to put his head down and try to will his way to a bucket at times. A threat from deep, McDaniel is another quick and aggressive guard who gives tremendous energy on both ends of the floor. Because he can shoot well from deep, defenders are at a disadvantage when the ball screen comes because if they try to go over the top, he can get by them, but if they go under he can pull up and shoot.Here to view this Link. and D.J. JeffriesClick They fell in the semifinals to the Omaha Crusaders, but Team YOBO had a very nice weekend run. One of the hardest playing teams in the country, they play ultra aggressive pressure defense and then ball screen opponents to death on the offensive end. Point guards K.J. RobinsonClick More Jayhawk news and notesHere to view this Link. and Dezmond McDanielClick More Jayhawk news and notesHere to view this Link. can both thrive in that style. After a big junior season, Robinson showed what earned him early offers from Miami (Ohio) and UMKC. At around 5-foot-10, he is pretty strong and he is very confident with his offense. The next step for him will be to become a little bit more of a distributor off of the dribble as he does tend to put his head down and try to will his way to a bucket at times. A threat from deep, McDaniel is another quick and aggressive guard who gives tremendous energy on both ends of the floor. Because he can shoot well from deep, defenders are at a disadvantage when the ball screen comes because if they try to go over the top, he can get by them, but if they go under he can pull up and shoot.Here to view this Link. made their presence known. A well-built and athletic 6-foot-5 wing, Brown had a strong freshman season at Cordova (Tenn.) High. He crashes the glass, runs the floor and is a good enough spot-up shooter to draw the defense's attention. With Jeffries, we are going to be very measured because he is still only finishing up the 8th grade. However, most of the time the 6-foot-6 wing looked like the best player and prospect on the floor by a pretty large margin. He can already handle the ball very well, was a monster on the glass, made three-pointers and showed that he can play above the rim. He dunked off the dribble, he dunked in transition and he even went to catch a lob from the back side -- with ease -- on a set play. Jeffries is expected to enroll at Olive Branch (Miss.) High for high school and he is one that will be tracked closely.Here to view this Link.. A 6-foot-5 wing from the sports factory that is Las Vegas (Nev.) Bishop Gorman, Bey is a long-armed and well-rounded wing. He can get to the rim, has a good looking shot and is a fine athlete. What Rivals.com really liked about Bey is that he plays the game at a good pace, doesn't try to do too much and has a mature way about him. Look for him to have an increased role at Gorman next year after playing on the junior varsity team as a freshman.Here to view this Link. and combo guard Cardell McGeeClick Another class of 2018 prospect who left an impression was Jamal BeyClick The Memphis-based Team Thad 15U program features loads of young talent. All weekend long, small forwards Rodgerick BrownClick They fell in the semifinals to the Omaha Crusaders, but Team YOBO had a very nice weekend run. One of the hardest playing teams in the country, they play ultra aggressive pressure defense and then ball screen opponents to death on the offensive end. Point guards K.J. RobinsonClick More Jayhawk news and notesHere to view this Link. and Dezmond McDanielClick More Jayhawk news and notesHere to view this Link. can both thrive in that style. After a big junior season, Robinson showed what earned him early offers from Miami (Ohio) and UMKC. At around 5-foot-10, he is pretty strong and he is very confident with his offense. The next step for him will be to become a little bit more of a distributor off of the dribble as he does tend to put his head down and try to will his way to a bucket at times. A threat from deep, McDaniel is another quick and aggressive guard who gives tremendous energy on both ends of the floor. Because he can shoot well from deep, defenders are at a disadvantage when the ball screen comes because if they try to go over the top, he can get by them, but if they go under he can pull up and shoot.Here to view this Link. and D.J. JeffriesClick They fell in the semifinals to the Omaha Crusaders, but Team YOBO had a very nice weekend run. One of the hardest playing teams in the country, they play ultra aggressive pressure defense and then ball screen opponents to death on the offensive end. Point guards K.J. RobinsonClick More Jayhawk news and notesHere to view this Link. and Dezmond McDanielClick More Jayhawk news and notesHere to view this Link. can both thrive in that style. After a big junior season, Robinson showed what earned him early offers from Miami (Ohio) and UMKC. At around 5-foot-10, he is pretty strong and he is very confident with his offense. The next step for him will be to become a little bit more of a distributor off of the dribble as he does tend to put his head down and try to will his way to a bucket at times. A threat from deep, McDaniel is another quick and aggressive guard who gives tremendous energy on both ends of the floor. Because he can shoot well from deep, defenders are at a disadvantage when the ball screen comes because if they try to go over the top, he can get by them, but if they go under he can pull up and shoot.Here to view this Link. made their presence known. A well-built and athletic 6-foot-5 wing, Brown had a strong freshman season at Cordova (Tenn.) High. He crashes the glass, runs the floor and is a good enough spot-up shooter to draw the defense's attention. With Jeffries, we are going to be very measured because he is still only finishing up the 8th grade. However, most of the time the 6-foot-6 wing looked like the best player and prospect on the floor by a pretty large margin. He can already handle the ball very well, was a monster on the glass, made three-pointers and showed that he can play above the rim. He dunked off the dribble, he dunked in transition and he even went to catch a lob from the back side -- with ease -- on a set play. Jeffries is expected to enroll at Olive Branch (Miss.) High for high school and he is one that will be tracked closely.Here to view this Link.. A 6-foot-5 wing from the sports factory that is Las Vegas (Nev.) Bishop Gorman, Bey is a long-armed and well-rounded wing. He can get to the rim, has a good looking shot and is a fine athlete. What Rivals.com really liked about Bey is that he plays the game at a good pace, doesn't try to do too much and has a mature way about him. Look for him to have an increased role at Gorman next year after playing on the junior varsity team as a freshman.Here to view this Link.. Well-built and athletic, Thatch is a powerful two guard who had a big freshman season at Sikeston (Mo.) High. Davis is a lanky small forward-type from St. Louis (Mo.) Chaminade who can slash to the rim. Beane is a good sized point guard (6-foot-3) from Carbondale (Ill.) High who has a nice feel while McGee is a 6-foot-3 product of Springfield (Ill.) Lanphier capable of making plays off the dribble.Here to view this Link., KansasClick Sticking with the class of 2018 theme, the St. Louis Eagles took home the crown in the 15U division and they have a really nice-looking squad. Their roster features 12 players between the height of 6-foot-3 and 6-foot-6. They are all long armed, athletic and versatile and the odds say that many of them should turn into very good players. Four that stood out were shooting guard Fred ThatchClick Another class of 2018 prospect who left an impression was Jamal BeyClick The Memphis-based Team Thad 15U program features loads of young talent. All weekend long, small forwards Rodgerick BrownClick They fell in the semifinals to the Omaha Crusaders, but Team YOBO had a very nice weekend run. One of the hardest playing teams in the country, they play ultra aggressive pressure defense and then ball screen opponents to death on the offensive end. Point guards K.J. RobinsonClick More Jayhawk news and notesHere to view this Link. and Dezmond McDanielClick More Jayhawk news and notesHere to view this Link. can both thrive in that style. After a big junior season, Robinson showed what earned him early offers from Miami (Ohio) and UMKC. At around 5-foot-10, he is pretty strong and he is very confident with his offense. The next step for him will be to become a little bit more of a distributor off of the dribble as he does tend to put his head down and try to will his way to a bucket at times. A threat from deep, McDaniel is another quick and aggressive guard who gives tremendous energy on both ends of the floor. Because he can shoot well from deep, defenders are at a disadvantage when the ball screen comes because if they try to go over the top, he can get by them, but if they go under he can pull up and shoot.Here to view this Link. and D.J. JeffriesClick They fell in the semifinals to the Omaha Crusaders, but Team YOBO had a very nice weekend run. One of the hardest playing teams in the country, they play ultra aggressive pressure defense and then ball screen opponents to death on the offensive end. Point guards K.J. RobinsonClick More Jayhawk news and notesHere to view this Link. and Dezmond McDanielClick More Jayhawk news and notesHere to view this Link. can both thrive in that style. After a big junior season, Robinson showed what earned him early offers from Miami (Ohio) and UMKC. At around 5-foot-10, he is pretty strong and he is very confident with his offense. The next step for him will be to become a little bit more of a distributor off of the dribble as he does tend to put his head down and try to will his way to a bucket at times. A threat from deep, McDaniel is another quick and aggressive guard who gives tremendous energy on both ends of the floor. Because he can shoot well from deep, defenders are at a disadvantage when the ball screen comes because if they try to go over the top, he can get by them, but if they go under he can pull up and shoot.Here to view this Link. made their presence known. A well-built and athletic 6-foot-5 wing, Brown had a strong freshman season at Cordova (Tenn.) High. He crashes the glass, runs the floor and is a good enough spot-up shooter to draw the defense's attention. With Jeffries, we are going to be very measured because he is still only finishing up the 8th grade. However, most of the time the 6-foot-6 wing looked like the best player and prospect on the floor by a pretty large margin. He can already handle the ball very well, was a monster on the glass, made three-pointers and showed that he can play above the rim. He dunked off the dribble, he dunked in transition and he even went to catch a lob from the back side -- with ease -- on a set play. Jeffries is expected to enroll at Olive Branch (Miss.) High for high school and he is one that will be tracked closely.Here to view this Link.. A 6-foot-5 wing from the sports factory that is Las Vegas (Nev.) Bishop Gorman, Bey is a long-armed and well-rounded wing. He can get to the rim, has a good looking shot and is a fine athlete. What Rivals.com really liked about Bey is that he plays the game at a good pace, doesn't try to do too much and has a mature way about him. Look for him to have an increased role at Gorman next year after playing on the junior varsity team as a freshman.Here to view this Link., small forward Karrington DavisClick Another class of 2018 prospect who left an impression was Jamal BeyClick The Memphis-based Team Thad 15U program features loads of young talent. All weekend long, small forwards Rodgerick BrownClick They fell in the semifinals to the Omaha Crusaders, but Team YOBO had a very nice weekend run. One of the hardest playing teams in the country, they play ultra aggressive pressure defense and then ball screen opponents to death on the offensive end. Point guards K.J. RobinsonClick More Jayhawk news and notesHere to view this Link. and Dezmond McDanielClick More Jayhawk news and notesHere to view this Link. can both thrive in that style. After a big junior season, Robinson showed what earned him early offers from Miami (Ohio) and UMKC. At around 5-foot-10, he is pretty strong and he is very confident with his offense. The next step for him will be to become a little bit more of a distributor off of the dribble as he does tend to put his head down and try to will his way to a bucket at times. A threat from deep, McDaniel is another quick and aggressive guard who gives tremendous energy on both ends of the floor. Because he can shoot well from deep, defenders are at a disadvantage when the ball screen comes because if they try to go over the top, he can get by them, but if they go under he can pull up and shoot.Here to view this Link. and D.J. JeffriesClick They fell in the semifinals to the Omaha Crusaders, but Team YOBO had a very nice weekend run. One of the hardest playing teams in the country, they play ultra aggressive pressure defense and then ball screen opponents to death on the offensive end. Point guards K.J. RobinsonClick More Jayhawk news and notesHere to view this Link. and Dezmond McDanielClick More Jayhawk news and notesHere to view this Link. can both thrive in that style. After a big junior season, Robinson showed what earned him early offers from Miami (Ohio) and UMKC. At around 5-foot-10, he is pretty strong and he is very confident with his offense. The next step for him will be to become a little bit more of a distributor off of the dribble as he does tend to put his head down and try to will his way to a bucket at times. A threat from deep, McDaniel is another quick and aggressive guard who gives tremendous energy on both ends of the floor. Because he can shoot well from deep, defenders are at a disadvantage when the ball screen comes because if they try to go over the top, he can get by them, but if they go under he can pull up and shoot.Here to view this Link. made their presence known. A well-built and athletic 6-foot-5 wing, Brown had a strong freshman season at Cordova (Tenn.) High. He crashes the glass, runs the floor and is a good enough spot-up shooter to draw the defense's attention. With Jeffries, we are going to be very measured because he is still only finishing up the 8th grade. However, most of the time the 6-foot-6 wing looked like the best player and prospect on the floor by a pretty large margin. He can already handle the ball very well, was a monster on the glass, made three-pointers and showed that he can play above the rim. He dunked off the dribble, he dunked in transition and he even went to catch a lob from the back side -- with ease -- on a set play. Jeffries is expected to enroll at Olive Branch (Miss.) High for high school and he is one that will be tracked closely.Here to view this Link.. A 6-foot-5 wing from the sports factory that is Las Vegas (Nev.) Bishop Gorman, Bey is a long-armed and well-rounded wing. He can get to the rim, has a good looking shot and is a fine athlete. What Rivals.com really liked about Bey is that he plays the game at a good pace, doesn't try to do too much and has a mature way about him. Look for him to have an increased role at Gorman next year after playing on the junior varsity team as a freshman.Here to view this Link., point guard Darius BeaneClick Another class of 2018 prospect who left an impression was Jamal BeyClick The Memphis-based Team Thad 15U program features loads of young talent. All weekend long, small forwards Rodgerick BrownClick They fell in the semifinals to the Omaha Crusaders, but Team YOBO had a very nice weekend run. One of the hardest playing teams in the country, they play ultra aggressive pressure defense and then ball screen opponents to death on the offensive end. Point guards K.J. RobinsonClick More Jayhawk news and notesHere to view this Link. and Dezmond McDanielClick More Jayhawk news and notesHere to view this Link. can both thrive in that style. After a big junior season, Robinson showed what earned him early offers from Miami (Ohio) and UMKC. At around 5-foot-10, he is pretty strong and he is very confident with his offense. The next step for him will be to become a little bit more of a distributor off of the dribble as he does tend to put his head down and try to will his way to a bucket at times. A threat from deep, McDaniel is another quick and aggressive guard who gives tremendous energy on both ends of the floor. Because he can shoot well from deep, defenders are at a disadvantage when the ball screen comes because if they try to go over the top, he can get by them, but if they go under he can pull up and shoot.Here to view this Link. and D.J. JeffriesClick They fell in the semifinals to the Omaha Crusaders, but Team YOBO had a very nice weekend run. One of the hardest playing teams in the country, they play ultra aggressive pressure defense and then ball screen opponents to death on the offensive end. Point guards K.J. RobinsonClick More Jayhawk news and notesHere to view this Link. and Dezmond McDanielClick More Jayhawk news and notesHere to view this Link. can both thrive in that style. After a big junior season, Robinson showed what earned him early offers from Miami (Ohio) and UMKC. At around 5-foot-10, he is pretty strong and he is very confident with his offense. The next step for him will be to become a little bit more of a distributor off of the dribble as he does tend to put his head down and try to will his way to a bucket at times. A threat from deep, McDaniel is another quick and aggressive guard who gives tremendous energy on both ends of the floor. Because he can shoot well from deep, defenders are at a disadvantage when the ball screen comes because if they try to go over the top, he can get by them, but if they go under he can pull up and shoot.Here to view this Link. made their presence known. A well-built and athletic 6-foot-5 wing, Brown had a strong freshman season at Cordova (Tenn.) High. He crashes the glass, runs the floor and is a good enough spot-up shooter to draw the defense's attention. With Jeffries, we are going to be very measured because he is still only finishing up the 8th grade. However, most of the time the 6-foot-6 wing looked like the best player and prospect on the floor by a pretty large margin. He can already handle the ball very well, was a monster on the glass, made three-pointers and showed that he can play above the rim. He dunked off the dribble, he dunked in transition and he even went to catch a lob from the back side -- with ease -- on a set play. Jeffries is expected to enroll at Olive Branch (Miss.) High for high school and he is one that will be tracked closely.Here to view this Link.. A 6-foot-5 wing from the sports factory that is Las Vegas (Nev.) Bishop Gorman, Bey is a long-armed and well-rounded wing. He can get to the rim, has a good looking shot and is a fine athlete. What Rivals.com really liked about Bey is that he plays the game at a good pace, doesn't try to do too much and has a mature way about him. Look for him to have an increased role at Gorman next year after playing on the junior varsity team as a freshman.Here to view this Link. and combo guard Cardell McGeeClick Another class of 2018 prospect who left an impression was Jamal BeyClick The Memphis-based Team Thad 15U program features loads of young talent. All weekend long, small forwards Rodgerick BrownClick They fell in the semifinals to the Omaha Crusaders, but Team YOBO had a very nice weekend run. One of the hardest playing teams in the country, they play ultra aggressive pressure defense and then ball screen opponents to death on the offensive end. Point guards K.J. RobinsonClick More Jayhawk news and notesHere to view this Link. and Dezmond McDanielClick More Jayhawk news and notesHere to view this Link. can both thrive in that style. After a big junior season, Robinson showed what earned him early offers from Miami (Ohio) and UMKC. At around 5-foot-10, he is pretty strong and he is very confident with his offense. The next step for him will be to become a little bit more of a distributor off of the dribble as he does tend to put his head down and try to will his way to a bucket at times. A threat from deep, McDaniel is another quick and aggressive guard who gives tremendous energy on both ends of the floor. Because he can shoot well from deep, defenders are at a disadvantage when the ball screen comes because if they try to go over the top, he can get by them, but if they go under he can pull up and shoot.Here to view this Link. and D.J. JeffriesClick They fell in the semifinals to the Omaha Crusaders, but Team YOBO had a very nice weekend run. One of the hardest playing teams in the country, they play ultra aggressive pressure defense and then ball screen opponents to death on the offensive end. Point guards K.J. RobinsonClick More Jayhawk news and notesHere to view this Link. and Dezmond McDanielClick More Jayhawk news and notesHere to view this Link. can both thrive in that style. After a big junior season, Robinson showed what earned him early offers from Miami (Ohio) and UMKC. At around 5-foot-10, he is pretty strong and he is very confident with his offense. The next step for him will be to become a little bit more of a distributor off of the dribble as he does tend to put his head down and try to will his way to a bucket at times. A threat from deep, McDaniel is another quick and aggressive guard who gives tremendous energy on both ends of the floor. Because he can shoot well from deep, defenders are at a disadvantage when the ball screen comes because if they try to go over the top, he can get by them, but if they go under he can pull up and shoot.Here to view this Link. made their presence known. A well-built and athletic 6-foot-5 wing, Brown had a strong freshman season at Cordova (Tenn.) High. He crashes the glass, runs the floor and is a good enough spot-up shooter to draw the defense's attention. With Jeffries, we are going to be very measured because he is still only finishing up the 8th grade. However, most of the time the 6-foot-6 wing looked like the best player and prospect on the floor by a pretty large margin. He can already handle the ball very well, was a monster on the glass, made three-pointers and showed that he can play above the rim. He dunked off the dribble, he dunked in transition and he even went to catch a lob from the back side -- with ease -- on a set play. Jeffries is expected to enroll at Olive Branch (Miss.) High for high school and he is one that will be tracked closely.Here to view this Link.. A 6-foot-5 wing from the sports factory that is Las Vegas (Nev.) Bishop Gorman, Bey is a long-armed and well-rounded wing. He can get to the rim, has a good looking shot and is a fine athlete. What Rivals.com really liked about Bey is that he plays the game at a good pace, doesn't try to do too much and has a mature way about him. Look for him to have an increased role at Gorman next year after playing on the junior varsity team as a freshman.Here to view this Link.. Well-built and athletic, Thatch is a powerful two guard who had a big freshman season at Sikeston (Mo.) High. Davis is a lanky small forward-type from St. Louis (Mo.) Chaminade who can slash to the rim. Beane is a good sized point guard (6-foot-3) from Carbondale (Ill.) High who has a nice feel while McGee is a 6-foot-3 product of Springfield (Ill.) Lanphier capable of making plays off the dribble.Here to view this Link., Iowa StateClick Sticking with the class of 2018 theme, the St. Louis Eagles took home the crown in the 15U division and they have a really nice-looking squad. Their roster features 12 players between the height of 6-foot-3 and 6-foot-6. They are all long armed, athletic and versatile and the odds say that many of them should turn into very good players. Four that stood out were shooting guard Fred ThatchClick Another class of 2018 prospect who left an impression was Jamal BeyClick The Memphis-based Team Thad 15U program features loads of young talent. All weekend long, small forwards Rodgerick BrownClick They fell in the semifinals to the Omaha Crusaders, but Team YOBO had a very nice weekend run. One of the hardest playing teams in the country, they play ultra aggressive pressure defense and then ball screen opponents to death on the offensive end. Point guards K.J. RobinsonClick More Jayhawk news and notesHere to view this Link. and Dezmond McDanielClick More Jayhawk news and notesHere to view this Link. can both thrive in that style. After a big junior season, Robinson showed what earned him early offers from Miami (Ohio) and UMKC. At around 5-foot-10, he is pretty strong and he is very confident with his offense. The next step for him will be to become a little bit more of a distributor off of the dribble as he does tend to put his head down and try to will his way to a bucket at times. A threat from deep, McDaniel is another quick and aggressive guard who gives tremendous energy on both ends of the floor. Because he can shoot well from deep, defenders are at a disadvantage when the ball screen comes because if they try to go over the top, he can get by them, but if they go under he can pull up and shoot.Here to view this Link. and D.J. JeffriesClick They fell in the semifinals to the Omaha Crusaders, but Team YOBO had a very nice weekend run. One of the hardest playing teams in the country, they play ultra aggressive pressure defense and then ball screen opponents to death on the offensive end. Point guards K.J. RobinsonClick More Jayhawk news and notesHere to view this Link. and Dezmond McDanielClick More Jayhawk news and notesHere to view this Link. can both thrive in that style. After a big junior season, Robinson showed what earned him early offers from Miami (Ohio) and UMKC. At around 5-foot-10, he is pretty strong and he is very confident with his offense. The next step for him will be to become a little bit more of a distributor off of the dribble as he does tend to put his head down and try to will his way to a bucket at times. A threat from deep, McDaniel is another quick and aggressive guard who gives tremendous energy on both ends of the floor. Because he can shoot well from deep, defenders are at a disadvantage when the ball screen comes because if they try to go over the top, he can get by them, but if they go under he can pull up and shoot.Here to view this Link. made their presence known. A well-built and athletic 6-foot-5 wing, Brown had a strong freshman season at Cordova (Tenn.) High. He crashes the glass, runs the floor and is a good enough spot-up shooter to draw the defense's attention. With Jeffries, we are going to be very measured because he is still only finishing up the 8th grade. However, most of the time the 6-foot-6 wing looked like the best player and prospect on the floor by a pretty large margin. He can already handle the ball very well, was a monster on the glass, made three-pointers and showed that he can play above the rim. He dunked off the dribble, he dunked in transition and he even went to catch a lob from the back side -- with ease -- on a set play. Jeffries is expected to enroll at Olive Branch (Miss.) High for high school and he is one that will be tracked closely.Here to view this Link.. A 6-foot-5 wing from the sports factory that is Las Vegas (Nev.) Bishop Gorman, Bey is a long-armed and well-rounded wing. He can get to the rim, has a good looking shot and is a fine athlete. What Rivals.com really liked about Bey is that he plays the game at a good pace, doesn't try to do too much and has a mature way about him. Look for him to have an increased role at Gorman next year after playing on the junior varsity team as a freshman.Here to view this Link., small forward Karrington DavisClick Another class of 2018 prospect who left an impression was Jamal BeyClick The Memphis-based Team Thad 15U program features loads of young talent. All weekend long, small forwards Rodgerick BrownClick They fell in the semifinals to the Omaha Crusaders, but Team YOBO had a very nice weekend run. One of the hardest playing teams in the country, they play ultra aggressive pressure defense and then ball screen opponents to death on the offensive end. Point guards K.J. RobinsonClick More Jayhawk news and notesHere to view this Link. and Dezmond McDanielClick More Jayhawk news and notesHere to view this Link. can both thrive in that style. After a big junior season, Robinson showed what earned him early offers from Miami (Ohio) and UMKC. At around 5-foot-10, he is pretty strong and he is very confident with his offense. The next step for him will be to become a little bit more of a distributor off of the dribble as he does tend to put his head down and try to will his way to a bucket at times. A threat from deep, McDaniel is another quick and aggressive guard who gives tremendous energy on both ends of the floor. Because he can shoot well from deep, defenders are at a disadvantage when the ball screen comes because if they try to go over the top, he can get by them, but if they go under he can pull up and shoot.Here to view this Link. and D.J. JeffriesClick They fell in the semifinals to the Omaha Crusaders, but Team YOBO had a very nice weekend run. One of the hardest playing teams in the country, they play ultra aggressive pressure defense and then ball screen opponents to death on the offensive end. Point guards K.J. RobinsonClick More Jayhawk news and notesHere to view this Link. and Dezmond McDanielClick More Jayhawk news and notesHere to view this Link. can both thrive in that style. After a big junior season, Robinson showed what earned him early offers from Miami (Ohio) and UMKC. At around 5-foot-10, he is pretty strong and he is very confident with his offense. The next step for him will be to become a little bit more of a distributor off of the dribble as he does tend to put his head down and try to will his way to a bucket at times. A threat from deep, McDaniel is another quick and aggressive guard who gives tremendous energy on both ends of the floor. Because he can shoot well from deep, defenders are at a disadvantage when the ball screen comes because if they try to go over the top, he can get by them, but if they go under he can pull up and shoot.Here to view this Link. made their presence known. A well-built and athletic 6-foot-5 wing, Brown had a strong freshman season at Cordova (Tenn.) High. He crashes the glass, runs the floor and is a good enough spot-up shooter to draw the defense's attention. With Jeffries, we are going to be very measured because he is still only finishing up the 8th grade. However, most of the time the 6-foot-6 wing looked like the best player and prospect on the floor by a pretty large margin. He can already handle the ball very well, was a monster on the glass, made three-pointers and showed that he can play above the rim. He dunked off the dribble, he dunked in transition and he even went to catch a lob from the back side -- with ease -- on a set play. Jeffries is expected to enroll at Olive Branch (Miss.) High for high school and he is one that will be tracked closely.Here to view this Link.. A 6-foot-5 wing from the sports factory that is Las Vegas (Nev.) Bishop Gorman, Bey is a long-armed and well-rounded wing. He can get to the rim, has a good looking shot and is a fine athlete. What Rivals.com really liked about Bey is that he plays the game at a good pace, doesn't try to do too much and has a mature way about him. Look for him to have an increased role at Gorman next year after playing on the junior varsity team as a freshman.Here to view this Link., point guard Darius BeaneClick Another class of 2018 prospect who left an impression was Jamal BeyClick The Memphis-based Team Thad 15U program features loads of young talent. All weekend long, small forwards Rodgerick BrownClick They fell in the semifinals to the Omaha Crusaders, but Team YOBO had a very nice weekend run. One of the hardest playing teams in the country, they play ultra aggressive pressure defense and then ball screen opponents to death on the offensive end. Point guards K.J. RobinsonClick More Jayhawk news and notesHere to view this Link. and Dezmond McDanielClick More Jayhawk news and notesHere to view this Link. can both thrive in that style. After a big junior season, Robinson showed what earned him early offers from Miami (Ohio) and UMKC. At around 5-foot-10, he is pretty strong and he is very confident with his offense. The next step for him will be to become a little bit more of a distributor off of the dribble as he does tend to put his head down and try to will his way to a bucket at times. A threat from deep, McDaniel is another quick and aggressive guard who gives tremendous energy on both ends of the floor. Because he can shoot well from deep, defenders are at a disadvantage when the ball screen comes because if they try to go over the top, he can get by them, but if they go under he can pull up and shoot.Here to view this Link. and D.J. JeffriesClick They fell in the semifinals to the Omaha Crusaders, but Team YOBO had a very nice weekend run. One of the hardest playing teams in the country, they play ultra aggressive pressure defense and then ball screen opponents to death on the offensive end. Point guards K.J. RobinsonClick More Jayhawk news and notesHere to view this Link. and Dezmond McDanielClick More Jayhawk news and notesHere to view this Link. can both thrive in that style. After a big junior season, Robinson showed what earned him early offers from Miami (Ohio) and UMKC. At around 5-foot-10, he is pretty strong and he is very confident with his offense. The next step for him will be to become a little bit more of a distributor off of the dribble as he does tend to put his head down and try to will his way to a bucket at times. A threat from deep, McDaniel is another quick and aggressive guard who gives tremendous energy on both ends of the floor. Because he can shoot well from deep, defenders are at a disadvantage when the ball screen comes because if they try to go over the top, he can get by them, but if they go under he can pull up and shoot.Here to view this Link. made their presence known. A well-built and athletic 6-foot-5 wing, Brown had a strong freshman season at Cordova (Tenn.) High. He crashes the glass, runs the floor and is a good enough spot-up shooter to draw the defense's attention. With Jeffries, we are going to be very measured because he is still only finishing up the 8th grade. However, most of the time the 6-foot-6 wing looked like the best player and prospect on the floor by a pretty large margin. He can already handle the ball very well, was a monster on the glass, made three-pointers and showed that he can play above the rim. He dunked off the dribble, he dunked in transition and he even went to catch a lob from the back side -- with ease -- on a set play. Jeffries is expected to enroll at Olive Branch (Miss.) High for high school and he is one that will be tracked closely.Here to view this Link.. A 6-foot-5 wing from the sports factory that is Las Vegas (Nev.) Bishop Gorman, Bey is a long-armed and well-rounded wing. He can get to the rim, has a good looking shot and is a fine athlete. What Rivals.com really liked about Bey is that he plays the game at a good pace, doesn't try to do too much and has a mature way about him. Look for him to have an increased role at Gorman next year after playing on the junior varsity team as a freshman.Here to view this Link. and combo guard Cardell McGeeClick Another class of 2018 prospect who left an impression was Jamal BeyClick The Memphis-based Team Thad 15U program features loads of young talent. All weekend long, small forwards Rodgerick BrownClick They fell in the semifinals to the Omaha Crusaders, but Team YOBO had a very nice weekend run. One of the hardest playing teams in the country, they play ultra aggressive pressure defense and then ball screen opponents to death on the offensive end. Point guards K.J. RobinsonClick More Jayhawk news and notesHere to view this Link. and Dezmond McDanielClick More Jayhawk news and notesHere to view this Link. can both thrive in that style. After a big junior season, Robinson showed what earned him early offers from Miami (Ohio) and UMKC. At around 5-foot-10, he is pretty strong and he is very confident with his offense. The next step for him will be to become a little bit more of a distributor off of the dribble as he does tend to put his head down and try to will his way to a bucket at times. A threat from deep, McDaniel is another quick and aggressive guard who gives tremendous energy on both ends of the floor. Because he can shoot well from deep, defenders are at a disadvantage when the ball screen comes because if they try to go over the top, he can get by them, but if they go under he can pull up and shoot.Here to view this Link. and D.J. JeffriesClick They fell in the semifinals to the Omaha Crusaders, but Team YOBO had a very nice weekend run. One of the hardest playing teams in the country, they play ultra aggressive pressure defense and then ball screen opponents to death on the offensive end. Point guards K.J. RobinsonClick More Jayhawk news and notesHere to view this Link. and Dezmond McDanielClick More Jayhawk news and notesHere to view this Link. can both thrive in that style. After a big junior season, Robinson showed what earned him early offers from Miami (Ohio) and UMKC. At around 5-foot-10, he is pretty strong and he is very confident with his offense. The next step for him will be to become a little bit more of a distributor off of the dribble as he does tend to put his head down and try to will his way to a bucket at times. A threat from deep, McDaniel is another quick and aggressive guard who gives tremendous energy on both ends of the floor. Because he can shoot well from deep, defenders are at a disadvantage when the ball screen comes because if they try to go over the top, he can get by them, but if they go under he can pull up and shoot.Here to view this Link. made their presence known. A well-built and athletic 6-foot-5 wing, Brown had a strong freshman season at Cordova (Tenn.) High. He crashes the glass, runs the floor and is a good enough spot-up shooter to draw the defense's attention. With Jeffries, we are going to be very measured because he is still only finishing up the 8th grade. However, most of the time the 6-foot-6 wing looked like the best player and prospect on the floor by a pretty large margin. He can already handle the ball very well, was a monster on the glass, made three-pointers and showed that he can play above the rim. He dunked off the dribble, he dunked in transition and he even went to catch a lob from the back side -- with ease -- on a set play. Jeffries is expected to enroll at Olive Branch (Miss.) High for high school and he is one that will be tracked closely.Here to view this Link.. A 6-foot-5 wing from the sports factory that is Las Vegas (Nev.) Bishop Gorman, Bey is a long-armed and well-rounded wing. He can get to the rim, has a good looking shot and is a fine athlete. What Rivals.com really liked about Bey is that he plays the game at a good pace, doesn't try to do too much and has a mature way about him. Look for him to have an increased role at Gorman next year after playing on the junior varsity team as a freshman.Here to view this Link.. Well-built and athletic, Thatch is a powerful two guard who had a big freshman season at Sikeston (Mo.) High. Davis is a lanky small forward-type from St. Louis (Mo.) Chaminade who can slash to the rim. Beane is a good sized point guard (6-foot-3) from Carbondale (Ill.) High who has a nice feel while McGee is a 6-foot-3 product of Springfield (Ill.) Lanphier capable of making plays off the dribble.Here to view this Link., OklahomaClick Sticking with the class of 2018 theme, the St. Louis Eagles took home the crown in the 15U division and they have a really nice-looking squad. Their roster features 12 players between the height of 6-foot-3 and 6-foot-6. They are all long armed, athletic and versatile and the odds say that many of them should turn into very good players. Four that stood out were shooting guard Fred ThatchClick Another class of 2018 prospect who left an impression was Jamal BeyClick The Memphis-based Team Thad 15U program features loads of young talent. All weekend long, small forwards Rodgerick BrownClick They fell in the semifinals to the Omaha Crusaders, but Team YOBO had a very nice weekend run. One of the hardest playing teams in the country, they play ultra aggressive pressure defense and then ball screen opponents to death on the offensive end. Point guards K.J. RobinsonClick More Jayhawk news and notesHere to view this Link. and Dezmond McDanielClick More Jayhawk news and notesHere to view this Link. can both thrive in that style. After a big junior season, Robinson showed what earned him early offers from Miami (Ohio) and UMKC. At around 5-foot-10, he is pretty strong and he is very confident with his offense. The next step for him will be to become a little bit more of a distributor off of the dribble as he does tend to put his head down and try to will his way to a bucket at times. A threat from deep, McDaniel is another quick and aggressive guard who gives tremendous energy on both ends of the floor. Because he can shoot well from deep, defenders are at a disadvantage when the ball screen comes because if they try to go over the top, he can get by them, but if they go under he can pull up and shoot.Here to view this Link. and D.J. JeffriesClick They fell in the semifinals to the Omaha Crusaders, but Team YOBO had a very nice weekend run. One of the hardest playing teams in the country, they play ultra aggressive pressure defense and then ball screen opponents to death on the offensive end. Point guards K.J. RobinsonClick More Jayhawk news and notesHere to view this Link. and Dezmond McDanielClick More Jayhawk news and notesHere to view this Link. can both thrive in that style. After a big junior season, Robinson showed what earned him early offers from Miami (Ohio) and UMKC. At around 5-foot-10, he is pretty strong and he is very confident with his offense. The next step for him will be to become a little bit more of a distributor off of the dribble as he does tend to put his head down and try to will his way to a bucket at times. A threat from deep, McDaniel is another quick and aggressive guard who gives tremendous energy on both ends of the floor. Because he can shoot well from deep, defenders are at a disadvantage when the ball screen comes because if they try to go over the top, he can get by them, but if they go under he can pull up and shoot.Here to view this Link. made their presence known. A well-built and athletic 6-foot-5 wing, Brown had a strong freshman season at Cordova (Tenn.) High. He crashes the glass, runs the floor and is a good enough spot-up shooter to draw the defense's attention. With Jeffries, we are going to be very measured because he is still only finishing up the 8th grade. However, most of the time the 6-foot-6 wing looked like the best player and prospect on the floor by a pretty large margin. He can already handle the ball very well, was a monster on the glass, made three-pointers and showed that he can play above the rim. He dunked off the dribble, he dunked in transition and he even went to catch a lob from the back side -- with ease -- on a set play. Jeffries is expected to enroll at Olive Branch (Miss.) High for high school and he is one that will be tracked closely.Here to view this Link.. A 6-foot-5 wing from the sports factory that is Las Vegas (Nev.) Bishop Gorman, Bey is a long-armed and well-rounded wing. He can get to the rim, has a good looking shot and is a fine athlete. What Rivals.com really liked about Bey is that he plays the game at a good pace, doesn't try to do too much and has a mature way about him. Look for him to have an increased role at Gorman next year after playing on the junior varsity team as a freshman.Here to view this Link., small forward Karrington DavisClick Another class of 2018 prospect who left an impression was Jamal BeyClick The Memphis-based Team Thad 15U program features loads of young talent. All weekend long, small forwards Rodgerick BrownClick They fell in the semifinals to the Omaha Crusaders, but Team YOBO had a very nice weekend run. One of the hardest playing teams in the country, they play ultra aggressive pressure defense and then ball screen opponents to death on the offensive end. Point guards K.J. RobinsonClick More Jayhawk news and notesHere to view this Link. and Dezmond McDanielClick More Jayhawk news and notesHere to view this Link. can both thrive in that style. After a big junior season, Robinson showed what earned him early offers from Miami (Ohio) and UMKC. At around 5-foot-10, he is pretty strong and he is very confident with his offense. The next step for him will be to become a little bit more of a distributor off of the dribble as he does tend to put his head down and try to will his way to a bucket at times. A threat from deep, McDaniel is another quick and aggressive guard who gives tremendous energy on both ends of the floor. Because he can shoot well from deep, defenders are at a disadvantage when the ball screen comes because if they try to go over the top, he can get by them, but if they go under he can pull up and shoot.Here to view this Link. and D.J. JeffriesClick They fell in the semifinals to the Omaha Crusaders, but Team YOBO had a very nice weekend run. One of the hardest playing teams in the country, they play ultra aggressive pressure defense and then ball screen opponents to death on the offensive end. Point guards K.J. RobinsonClick More Jayhawk news and notesHere to view this Link. and Dezmond McDanielClick More Jayhawk news and notesHere to view this Link. can both thrive in that style. After a big junior season, Robinson showed what earned him early offers from Miami (Ohio) and UMKC. At around 5-foot-10, he is pretty strong and he is very confident with his offense. The next step for him will be to become a little bit more of a distributor off of the dribble as he does tend to put his head down and try to will his way to a bucket at times. A threat from deep, McDaniel is another quick and aggressive guard who gives tremendous energy on both ends of the floor. Because he can shoot well from deep, defenders are at a disadvantage when the ball screen comes because if they try to go over the top, he can get by them, but if they go under he can pull up and shoot.Here to view this Link. made their presence known. A well-built and athletic 6-foot-5 wing, Brown had a strong freshman season at Cordova (Tenn.) High. He crashes the glass, runs the floor and is a good enough spot-up shooter to draw the defense's attention. With Jeffries, we are going to be very measured because he is still only finishing up the 8th grade. However, most of the time the 6-foot-6 wing looked like the best player and prospect on the floor by a pretty large margin. He can already handle the ball very well, was a monster on the glass, made three-pointers and showed that he can play above the rim. He dunked off the dribble, he dunked in transition and he even went to catch a lob from the back side -- with ease -- on a set play. Jeffries is expected to enroll at Olive Branch (Miss.) High for high school and he is one that will be tracked closely.Here to view this Link.. A 6-foot-5 wing from the sports factory that is Las Vegas (Nev.) Bishop Gorman, Bey is a long-armed and well-rounded wing. He can get to the rim, has a good looking shot and is a fine athlete. What Rivals.com really liked about Bey is that he plays the game at a good pace, doesn't try to do too much and has a mature way about him. Look for him to have an increased role at Gorman next year after playing on the junior varsity team as a freshman.Here to view this Link., point guard Darius BeaneClick Another class of 2018 prospect who left an impression was Jamal BeyClick The Memphis-based Team Thad 15U program features loads of young talent. All weekend long, small forwards Rodgerick BrownClick They fell in the semifinals to the Omaha Crusaders, but Team YOBO had a very nice weekend run. One of the hardest playing teams in the country, they play ultra aggressive pressure defense and then ball screen opponents to death on the offensive end. Point guards K.J. RobinsonClick More Jayhawk news and notesHere to view this Link. and Dezmond McDanielClick More Jayhawk news and notesHere to view this Link. can both thrive in that style. After a big junior season, Robinson showed what earned him early offers from Miami (Ohio) and UMKC. At around 5-foot-10, he is pretty strong and he is very confident with his offense. The next step for him will be to become a little bit more of a distributor off of the dribble as he does tend to put his head down and try to will his way to a bucket at times. A threat from deep, McDaniel is another quick and aggressive guard who gives tremendous energy on both ends of the floor. Because he can shoot well from deep, defenders are at a disadvantage when the ball screen comes because if they try to go over the top, he can get by them, but if they go under he can pull up and shoot.Here to view this Link. and D.J. JeffriesClick They fell in the semifinals to the Omaha Crusaders, but Team YOBO had a very nice weekend run. One of the hardest playing teams in the country, they play ultra aggressive pressure defense and then ball screen opponents to death on the offensive end. Point guards K.J. RobinsonClick More Jayhawk news and notesHere to view this Link. and Dezmond McDanielClick More Jayhawk news and notesHere to view this Link. can both thrive in that style. After a big junior season, Robinson showed what earned him early offers from Miami (Ohio) and UMKC. At around 5-foot-10, he is pretty strong and he is very confident with his offense. The next step for him will be to become a little bit more of a distributor off of the dribble as he does tend to put his head down and try to will his way to a bucket at times. A threat from deep, McDaniel is another quick and aggressive guard who gives tremendous energy on both ends of the floor. Because he can shoot well from deep, defenders are at a disadvantage when the ball screen comes because if they try to go over the top, he can get by them, but if they go under he can pull up and shoot.Here to view this Link. made their presence known. A well-built and athletic 6-foot-5 wing, Brown had a strong freshman season at Cordova (Tenn.) High. He crashes the glass, runs the floor and is a good enough spot-up shooter to draw the defense's attention. With Jeffries, we are going to be very measured because he is still only finishing up the 8th grade. However, most of the time the 6-foot-6 wing looked like the best player and prospect on the floor by a pretty large margin. He can already handle the ball very well, was a monster on the glass, made three-pointers and showed that he can play above the rim. He dunked off the dribble, he dunked in transition and he even went to catch a lob from the back side -- with ease -- on a set play. Jeffries is expected to enroll at Olive Branch (Miss.) High for high school and he is one that will be tracked closely.Here to view this Link.. A 6-foot-5 wing from the sports factory that is Las Vegas (Nev.) Bishop Gorman, Bey is a long-armed and well-rounded wing. He can get to the rim, has a good looking shot and is a fine athlete. What Rivals.com really liked about Bey is that he plays the game at a good pace, doesn't try to do too much and has a mature way about him. Look for him to have an increased role at Gorman next year after playing on the junior varsity team as a freshman.Here to view this Link. and combo guard Cardell McGeeClick Another class of 2018 prospect who left an impression was Jamal BeyClick The Memphis-based Team Thad 15U program features loads of young talent. All weekend long, small forwards Rodgerick BrownClick They fell in the semifinals to the Omaha Crusaders, but Team YOBO had a very nice weekend run. One of the hardest playing teams in the country, they play ultra aggressive pressure defense and then ball screen opponents to death on the offensive end. Point guards K.J. RobinsonClick More Jayhawk news and notesHere to view this Link. and Dezmond McDanielClick More Jayhawk news and notesHere to view this Link. can both thrive in that style. After a big junior season, Robinson showed what earned him early offers from Miami (Ohio) and UMKC. At around 5-foot-10, he is pretty strong and he is very confident with his offense. The next step for him will be to become a little bit more of a distributor off of the dribble as he does tend to put his head down and try to will his way to a bucket at times. A threat from deep, McDaniel is another quick and aggressive guard who gives tremendous energy on both ends of the floor. Because he can shoot well from deep, defenders are at a disadvantage when the ball screen comes because if they try to go over the top, he can get by them, but if they go under he can pull up and shoot.Here to view this Link. and D.J. JeffriesClick They fell in the semifinals to the Omaha Crusaders, but Team YOBO had a very nice weekend run. One of the hardest playing teams in the country, they play ultra aggressive pressure defense and then ball screen opponents to death on the offensive end. Point guards K.J. RobinsonClick More Jayhawk news and notesHere to view this Link. and Dezmond McDanielClick More Jayhawk news and notesHere to view this Link. can both thrive in that style. After a big junior season, Robinson showed what earned him early offers from Miami (Ohio) and UMKC. At around 5-foot-10, he is pretty strong and he is very confident with his offense. The next step for him will be to become a little bit more of a distributor off of the dribble as he does tend to put his head down and try to will his way to a bucket at times. A threat from deep, McDaniel is another quick and aggressive guard who gives tremendous energy on both ends of the floor. Because he can shoot well from deep, defenders are at a disadvantage when the ball screen comes because if they try to go over the top, he can get by them, but if they go under he can pull up and shoot.Here to view this Link. made their presence known. A well-built and athletic 6-foot-5 wing, Brown had a strong freshman season at Cordova (Tenn.) High. He crashes the glass, runs the floor and is a good enough spot-up shooter to draw the defense's attention. With Jeffries, we are going to be very measured because he is still only finishing up the 8th grade. However, most of the time the 6-foot-6 wing looked like the best player and prospect on the floor by a pretty large margin. He can already handle the ball very well, was a monster on the glass, made three-pointers and showed that he can play above the rim. He dunked off the dribble, he dunked in transition and he even went to catch a lob from the back side -- with ease -- on a set play. Jeffries is expected to enroll at Olive Branch (Miss.) High for high school and he is one that will be tracked closely.Here to view this Link.. A 6-foot-5 wing from the sports factory that is Las Vegas (Nev.) Bishop Gorman, Bey is a long-armed and well-rounded wing. He can get to the rim, has a good looking shot and is a fine athlete. What Rivals.com really liked about Bey is that he plays the game at a good pace, doesn't try to do too much and has a mature way about him. Look for him to have an increased role at Gorman next year after playing on the junior varsity team as a freshman.Here to view this Link.. Well-built and athletic, Thatch is a powerful two guard who had a big freshman season at Sikeston (Mo.) High. Davis is a lanky small forward-type from St. Louis (Mo.) Chaminade who can slash to the rim. Beane is a good sized point guard (6-foot-3) from Carbondale (Ill.) High who has a nice feel while McGee is a 6-foot-3 product of Springfield (Ill.) Lanphier capable of making plays off the dribble.Here to view this Link. and Oklahoma StateClick Sticking with the class of 2018 theme, the St. Louis Eagles took home the crown in the 15U division and they have a really nice-looking squad. Their roster features 12 players between the height of 6-foot-3 and 6-foot-6. They are all long armed, athletic and versatile and the odds say that many of them should turn into very good players. Four that stood out were shooting guard Fred ThatchClick Another class of 2018 prospect who left an impression was Jamal BeyClick The Memphis-based Team Thad 15U program features loads of young talent. All weekend long, small forwards Rodgerick BrownClick They fell in the semifinals to the Omaha Crusaders, but Team YOBO had a very nice weekend run. One of the hardest playing teams in the country, they play ultra aggressive pressure defense and then ball screen opponents to death on the offensive end. Point guards K.J. RobinsonClick More Jayhawk news and notesHere to view this Link. and Dezmond McDanielClick More Jayhawk news and notesHere to view this Link. can both thrive in that style. After a big junior season, Robinson showed what earned him early offers from Miami (Ohio) and UMKC. At around 5-foot-10, he is pretty strong and he is very confident with his offense. The next step for him will be to become a little bit more of a distributor off of the dribble as he does tend to put his head down and try to will his way to a bucket at times. A threat from deep, McDaniel is another quick and aggressive guard who gives tremendous energy on both ends of the floor. Because he can shoot well from deep, defenders are at a disadvantage when the ball screen comes because if they try to go over the top, he can get by them, but if they go under he can pull up and shoot.Here to view this Link. and D.J. JeffriesClick They fell in the semifinals to the Omaha Crusaders, but Team YOBO had a very nice weekend run. One of the hardest playing teams in the country, they play ultra aggressive pressure defense and then ball screen opponents to death on the offensive end. Point guards K.J. RobinsonClick More Jayhawk news and notesHere to view this Link. and Dezmond McDanielClick More Jayhawk news and notesHere to view this Link. can both thrive in that style. After a big junior season, Robinson showed what earned him early offers from Miami (Ohio) and UMKC. At around 5-foot-10, he is pretty strong and he is very confident with his offense. The next step for him will be to become a little bit more of a distributor off of the dribble as he does tend to put his head down and try to will his way to a bucket at times. A threat from deep, McDaniel is another quick and aggressive guard who gives tremendous energy on both ends of the floor. Because he can shoot well from deep, defenders are at a disadvantage when the ball screen comes because if they try to go over the top, he can get by them, but if they go under he can pull up and shoot.Here to view this Link. made their presence known. A well-built and athletic 6-foot-5 wing, Brown had a strong freshman season at Cordova (Tenn.) High. He crashes the glass, runs the floor and is a good enough spot-up shooter to draw the defense's attention. With Jeffries, we are going to be very measured because he is still only finishing up the 8th grade. However, most of the time the 6-foot-6 wing looked like the best player and prospect on the floor by a pretty large margin. He can already handle the ball very well, was a monster on the glass, made three-pointers and showed that he can play above the rim. He dunked off the dribble, he dunked in transition and he even went to catch a lob from the back side -- with ease -- on a set play. Jeffries is expected to enroll at Olive Branch (Miss.) High for high school and he is one that will be tracked closely.Here to view this Link.. A 6-foot-5 wing from the sports factory that is Las Vegas (Nev.) Bishop Gorman, Bey is a long-armed and well-rounded wing. He can get to the rim, has a good looking shot and is a fine athlete. What Rivals.com really liked about Bey is that he plays the game at a good pace, doesn't try to do too much and has a mature way about him. Look for him to have an increased role at Gorman next year after playing on the junior varsity team as a freshman.Here to view this Link., small forward Karrington DavisClick Another class of 2018 prospect who left an impression was Jamal BeyClick The Memphis-based Team Thad 15U program features loads of young talent. All weekend long, small forwards Rodgerick BrownClick They fell in the semifinals to the Omaha Crusaders, but Team YOBO had a very nice weekend run. One of the hardest playing teams in the country, they play ultra aggressive pressure defense and then ball screen opponents to death on the offensive end. Point guards K.J. RobinsonClick More Jayhawk news and notesHere to view this Link. and Dezmond McDanielClick More Jayhawk news and notesHere to view this Link. can both thrive in that style. After a big junior season, Robinson showed what earned him early offers from Miami (Ohio) and UMKC. At around 5-foot-10, he is pretty strong and he is very confident with his offense. The next step for him will be to become a little bit more of a distributor off of the dribble as he does tend to put his head down and try to will his way to a bucket at times. A threat from deep, McDaniel is another quick and aggressive guard who gives tremendous energy on both ends of the floor. Because he can shoot well from deep, defenders are at a disadvantage when the ball screen comes because if they try to go over the top, he can get by them, but if they go under he can pull up and shoot.Here to view this Link. and D.J. JeffriesClick They fell in the semifinals to the Omaha Crusaders, but Team YOBO had a very nice weekend run. One of the hardest playing teams in the country, they play ultra aggressive pressure defense and then ball screen opponents to death on the offensive end. Point guards K.J. RobinsonClick More Jayhawk news and notesHere to view this Link. and Dezmond McDanielClick More Jayhawk news and notesHere to view this Link. can both thrive in that style. After a big junior season, Robinson showed what earned him early offers from Miami (Ohio) and UMKC. At around 5-foot-10, he is pretty strong and he is very confident with his offense. The next step for him will be to become a little bit more of a distributor off of the dribble as he does tend to put his head down and try to will his way to a bucket at times. A threat from deep, McDaniel is another quick and aggressive guard who gives tremendous energy on both ends of the floor. Because he can shoot well from deep, defenders are at a disadvantage when the ball screen comes because if they try to go over the top, he can get by them, but if they go under he can pull up and shoot.Here to view this Link. made their presence known. A well-built and athletic 6-foot-5 wing, Brown had a strong freshman season at Cordova (Tenn.) High. He crashes the glass, runs the floor and is a good enough spot-up shooter to draw the defense's attention. With Jeffries, we are going to be very measured because he is still only finishing up the 8th grade. However, most of the time the 6-foot-6 wing looked like the best player and prospect on the floor by a pretty large margin. He can already handle the ball very well, was a monster on the glass, made three-pointers and showed that he can play above the rim. He dunked off the dribble, he dunked in transition and he even went to catch a lob from the back side -- with ease -- on a set play. Jeffries is expected to enroll at Olive Branch (Miss.) High for high school and he is one that will be tracked closely.Here to view this Link.. A 6-foot-5 wing from the sports factory that is Las Vegas (Nev.) Bishop Gorman, Bey is a long-armed and well-rounded wing. He can get to the rim, has a good looking shot and is a fine athlete. What Rivals.com really liked about Bey is that he plays the game at a good pace, doesn't try to do too much and has a mature way about him. Look for him to have an increased role at Gorman next year after playing on the junior varsity team as a freshman.Here to view this Link., point guard Darius BeaneClick Another class of 2018 prospect who left an impression was Jamal BeyClick The Memphis-based Team Thad 15U program features loads of young talent. All weekend long, small forwards Rodgerick BrownClick They fell in the semifinals to the Omaha Crusaders, but Team YOBO had a very nice weekend run. One of the hardest playing teams in the country, they play ultra aggressive pressure defense and then ball screen opponents to death on the offensive end. Point guards K.J. RobinsonClick More Jayhawk news and notesHere to view this Link. and Dezmond McDanielClick More Jayhawk news and notesHere to view this Link. can both thrive in that style. After a big junior season, Robinson showed what earned him early offers from Miami (Ohio) and UMKC. At around 5-foot-10, he is pretty strong and he is very confident with his offense. The next step for him will be to become a little bit more of a distributor off of the dribble as he does tend to put his head down and try to will his way to a bucket at times. A threat from deep, McDaniel is another quick and aggressive guard who gives tremendous energy on both ends of the floor. Because he can shoot well from deep, defenders are at a disadvantage when the ball screen comes because if they try to go over the top, he can get by them, but if they go under he can pull up and shoot.Here to view this Link. and D.J. JeffriesClick They fell in the semifinals to the Omaha Crusaders, but Team YOBO had a very nice weekend run. One of the hardest playing teams in the country, they play ultra aggressive pressure defense and then ball screen opponents to death on the offensive end. Point guards K.J. RobinsonClick More Jayhawk news and notesHere to view this Link. and Dezmond McDanielClick More Jayhawk news and notesHere to view this Link. can both thrive in that style. After a big junior season, Robinson showed what earned him early offers from Miami (Ohio) and UMKC. At around 5-foot-10, he is pretty strong and he is very confident with his offense. The next step for him will be to become a little bit more of a distributor off of the dribble as he does tend to put his head down and try to will his way to a bucket at times. A threat from deep, McDaniel is another quick and aggressive guard who gives tremendous energy on both ends of the floor. Because he can shoot well from deep, defenders are at a disadvantage when the ball screen comes because if they try to go over the top, he can get by them, but if they go under he can pull up and shoot.Here to view this Link. made their presence known. A well-built and athletic 6-foot-5 wing, Brown had a strong freshman season at Cordova (Tenn.) High. He crashes the glass, runs the floor and is a good enough spot-up shooter to draw the defense's attention. With Jeffries, we are going to be very measured because he is still only finishing up the 8th grade. However, most of the time the 6-foot-6 wing looked like the best player and prospect on the floor by a pretty large margin. He can already handle the ball very well, was a monster on the glass, made three-pointers and showed that he can play above the rim. He dunked off the dribble, he dunked in transition and he even went to catch a lob from the back side -- with ease -- on a set play. Jeffries is expected to enroll at Olive Branch (Miss.) High for high school and he is one that will be tracked closely.Here to view this Link.. A 6-foot-5 wing from the sports factory that is Las Vegas (Nev.) Bishop Gorman, Bey is a long-armed and well-rounded wing. He can get to the rim, has a good looking shot and is a fine athlete. What Rivals.com really liked about Bey is that he plays the game at a good pace, doesn't try to do too much and has a mature way about him. Look for him to have an increased role at Gorman next year after playing on the junior varsity team as a freshman.Here to view this Link. and combo guard Cardell McGeeClick Another class of 2018 prospect who left an impression was Jamal BeyClick The Memphis-based Team Thad 15U program features loads of young talent. All weekend long, small forwards Rodgerick BrownClick They fell in the semifinals to the Omaha Crusaders, but Team YOBO had a very nice weekend run. One of the hardest playing teams in the country, they play ultra aggressive pressure defense and then ball screen opponents to death on the offensive end. Point guards K.J. RobinsonClick More Jayhawk news and notesHere to view this Link. and Dezmond McDanielClick More Jayhawk news and notesHere to view this Link. can both thrive in that style. After a big junior season, Robinson showed what earned him early offers from Miami (Ohio) and UMKC. At around 5-foot-10, he is pretty strong and he is very confident with his offense. The next step for him will be to become a little bit more of a distributor off of the dribble as he does tend to put his head down and try to will his way to a bucket at times. A threat from deep, McDaniel is another quick and aggressive guard who gives tremendous energy on both ends of the floor. Because he can shoot well from deep, defenders are at a disadvantage when the ball screen comes because if they try to go over the top, he can get by them, but if they go under he can pull up and shoot.Here to view this Link. and D.J. JeffriesClick They fell in the semifinals to the Omaha Crusaders, but Team YOBO had a very nice weekend run. One of the hardest playing teams in the country, they play ultra aggressive pressure defense and then ball screen opponents to death on the offensive end. Point guards K.J. RobinsonClick More Jayhawk news and notesHere to view this Link. and Dezmond McDanielClick More Jayhawk news and notesHere to view this Link. can both thrive in that style. After a big junior season, Robinson showed what earned him early offers from Miami (Ohio) and UMKC. At around 5-foot-10, he is pretty strong and he is very confident with his offense. The next step for him will be to become a little bit more of a distributor off of the dribble as he does tend to put his head down and try to will his way to a bucket at times. A threat from deep, McDaniel is another quick and aggressive guard who gives tremendous energy on both ends of the floor. Because he can shoot well from deep, defenders are at a disadvantage when the ball screen comes because if they try to go over the top, he can get by them, but if they go under he can pull up and shoot.Here to view this Link. made their presence known. A well-built and athletic 6-foot-5 wing, Brown had a strong freshman season at Cordova (Tenn.) High. He crashes the glass, runs the floor and is a good enough spot-up shooter to draw the defense's attention. With Jeffries, we are going to be very measured because he is still only finishing up the 8th grade. However, most of the time the 6-foot-6 wing looked like the best player and prospect on the floor by a pretty large margin. He can already handle the ball very well, was a monster on the glass, made three-pointers and showed that he can play above the rim. He dunked off the dribble, he dunked in transition and he even went to catch a lob from the back side -- with ease -- on a set play. Jeffries is expected to enroll at Olive Branch (Miss.) High for high school and he is one that will be tracked closely.Here to view this Link.. A 6-foot-5 wing from the sports factory that is Las Vegas (Nev.) Bishop Gorman, Bey is a long-armed and well-rounded wing. He can get to the rim, has a good looking shot and is a fine athlete. What Rivals.com really liked about Bey is that he plays the game at a good pace, doesn't try to do too much and has a mature way about him. Look for him to have an increased role at Gorman next year after playing on the junior varsity team as a freshman.Here to view this Link.. Well-built and athletic, Thatch is a powerful two guard who had a big freshman season at Sikeston (Mo.) High. Davis is a lanky small forward-type from St. Louis (Mo.) Chaminade who can slash to the rim. Beane is a good sized point guard (6-foot-3) from Carbondale (Ill.) High who has a nice feel while McGee is a 6-foot-3 product of Springfield (Ill.) Lanphier capable of making plays off the dribble.Here to view this Link.. After developing an early reputation as a shooter, the product of Eudora (Kan.) High who plays for KC Run GMC has shown that he's actually more of a creator off the dribble. Ballock is strong athlete and very skilled as a ball-handler and passer. He got to the rim, found teammates, made pull-ups and then stepped out to hit three-pointers. Ballock also showed to be a tough competitor playing through ankle and groin injuries suffered throughout the weekend.Here to view this Link., who went off for 41 points on Saturday afternoon. The bow-legged junior played at two speeds, fast and faster, as he got to the rim repeatedly. He drew fouls, mixed in a few jumpers and rang up his points without being selfish. The product of Gary (Ind.) 21st Century Academy scored 32 points per game as a junior but surprisingly has no scholarship offers. He mentioned LaSalle, Northern Kentucky, Western Illinois, UNCW, Detroit and Northern Illinois as programs that have shown interest.Here to view this Link. showed plenty of ability. At about 5-foot-11 and maybe 160 pounds, he lacks nothing in the toughness department. He is a passer with tremendous vision but also uses his quickness to get to the rim and make plays for his own offense and is a good shooter. IUPUI and Wisconsin-Milwaukee have given early offers and he should be getting more on the mid-major level.Here to view this Link. don't back down from anybody and love to get out and force the tempo and turn the game into a track meet. Thomas had 20 in the loss to YOBO and competed on both ends. Also impressive at times was combo forward Tre KiddClick Playing for the Milwaukee Spartans, point guard Te'Jon LucasClick The best scoring performance of the weekend belonged to SYF Players point guard Eugene GermanClick The highest ranked player in attendance at the Jayhawk Invitational, 2017 shooting guard Mitchell BallockClick Sticking with the class of 2018 theme, the St. Louis Eagles took home the crown in the 15U division and they have a really nice-looking squad. Their roster features 12 players between the height of 6-foot-3 and 6-foot-6. They are all long armed, athletic and versatile and the odds say that many of them should turn into very good players. Four that stood out were shooting guard Fred ThatchClick Another class of 2018 prospect who left an impression was Jamal BeyClick The Memphis-based Team Thad 15U program features loads of young talent. All weekend long, small forwards Rodgerick BrownClick They fell in the semifinals to the Omaha Crusaders, but Team YOBO had a very nice weekend run. One of the hardest playing teams in the country, they play ultra aggressive pressure defense and then ball screen opponents to death on the offensive end. Point guards K.J. RobinsonClick More Jayhawk news and notesHere to view this Link. and Dezmond McDanielClick More Jayhawk news and notesHere to view this Link. can both thrive in that style. After a big junior season, Robinson showed what earned him early offers from Miami (Ohio) and UMKC. At around 5-foot-10, he is pretty strong and he is very confident with his offense. The next step for him will be to become a little bit more of a distributor off of the dribble as he does tend to put his head down and try to will his way to a bucket at times. A threat from deep, McDaniel is another quick and aggressive guard who gives tremendous energy on both ends of the floor. Because he can shoot well from deep, defenders are at a disadvantage when the ball screen comes because if they try to go over the top, he can get by them, but if they go under he can pull up and shoot.Here to view this Link. and D.J. JeffriesClick They fell in the semifinals to the Omaha Crusaders, but Team YOBO had a very nice weekend run. One of the hardest playing teams in the country, they play ultra aggressive pressure defense and then ball screen opponents to death on the offensive end. Point guards K.J. RobinsonClick More Jayhawk news and notesHere to view this Link. and Dezmond McDanielClick More Jayhawk news and notesHere to view this Link. can both thrive in that style. After a big junior season, Robinson showed what earned him early offers from Miami (Ohio) and UMKC. At around 5-foot-10, he is pretty strong and he is very confident with his offense. The next step for him will be to become a little bit more of a distributor off of the dribble as he does tend to put his head down and try to will his way to a bucket at times. A threat from deep, McDaniel is another quick and aggressive guard who gives tremendous energy on both ends of the floor. Because he can shoot well from deep, defenders are at a disadvantage when the ball screen comes because if they try to go over the top, he can get by them, but if they go under he can pull up and shoot.Here to view this Link. made their presence known. A well-built and athletic 6-foot-5 wing, Brown had a strong freshman season at Cordova (Tenn.) High. He crashes the glass, runs the floor and is a good enough spot-up shooter to draw the defense's attention. With Jeffries, we are going to be very measured because he is still only finishing up the 8th grade. However, most of the time the 6-foot-6 wing looked like the best player and prospect on the floor by a pretty large margin. He can already handle the ball very well, was a monster on the glass, made three-pointers and showed that he can play above the rim. He dunked off the dribble, he dunked in transition and he even went to catch a lob from the back side -- with ease -- on a set play. Jeffries is expected to enroll at Olive Branch (Miss.) High for high school and he is one that will be tracked closely.Here to view this Link.. A 6-foot-5 wing from the sports factory that is Las Vegas (Nev.) Bishop Gorman, Bey is a long-armed and well-rounded wing. He can get to the rim, has a good looking shot and is a fine athlete. What Rivals.com really liked about Bey is that he plays the game at a good pace, doesn't try to do too much and has a mature way about him. Look for him to have an increased role at Gorman next year after playing on the junior varsity team as a freshman.Here to view this Link., small forward Karrington DavisClick Another class of 2018 prospect who left an impression was Jamal BeyClick The Memphis-based Team Thad 15U program features loads of young talent. All weekend long, small forwards Rodgerick BrownClick They fell in the semifinals to the Omaha Crusaders, but Team YOBO had a very nice weekend run. One of the hardest playing teams in the country, they play ultra aggressive pressure defense and then ball screen opponents to death on the offensive end. Point guards K.J. RobinsonClick More Jayhawk news and notesHere to view this Link. and Dezmond McDanielClick More Jayhawk news and notesHere to view this Link. can both thrive in that style. After a big junior season, Robinson showed what earned him early offers from Miami (Ohio) and UMKC. At around 5-foot-10, he is pretty strong and he is very confident with his offense. The next step for him will be to become a little bit more of a distributor off of the dribble as he does tend to put his head down and try to will his way to a bucket at times. A threat from deep, McDaniel is another quick and aggressive guard who gives tremendous energy on both ends of the floor. Because he can shoot well from deep, defenders are at a disadvantage when the ball screen comes because if they try to go over the top, he can get by them, but if they go under he can pull up and shoot.Here to view this Link. and D.J. JeffriesClick They fell in the semifinals to the Omaha Crusaders, but Team YOBO had a very nice weekend run. One of the hardest playing teams in the country, they play ultra aggressive pressure defense and then ball screen opponents to death on the offensive end. Point guards K.J. RobinsonClick More Jayhawk news and notesHere to view this Link. and Dezmond McDanielClick More Jayhawk news and notesHere to view this Link. can both thrive in that style. After a big junior season, Robinson showed what earned him early offers from Miami (Ohio) and UMKC. At around 5-foot-10, he is pretty strong and he is very confident with his offense. The next step for him will be to become a little bit more of a distributor off of the dribble as he does tend to put his head down and try to will his way to a bucket at times. A threat from deep, McDaniel is another quick and aggressive guard who gives tremendous energy on both ends of the floor. Because he can shoot well from deep, defenders are at a disadvantage when the ball screen comes because if they try to go over the top, he can get by them, but if they go under he can pull up and shoot.Here to view this Link. made their presence known. A well-built and athletic 6-foot-5 wing, Brown had a strong freshman season at Cordova (Tenn.) High. He crashes the glass, runs the floor and is a good enough spot-up shooter to draw the defense's attention. With Jeffries, we are going to be very measured because he is still only finishing up the 8th grade. However, most of the time the 6-foot-6 wing looked like the best player and prospect on the floor by a pretty large margin. He can already handle the ball very well, was a monster on the glass, made three-pointers and showed that he can play above the rim. He dunked off the dribble, he dunked in transition and he even went to catch a lob from the back side -- with ease -- on a set play. Jeffries is expected to enroll at Olive Branch (Miss.) High for high school and he is one that will be tracked closely.Here to view this Link.. A 6-foot-5 wing from the sports factory that is Las Vegas (Nev.) Bishop Gorman, Bey is a long-armed and well-rounded wing. He can get to the rim, has a good looking shot and is a fine athlete. What Rivals.com really liked about Bey is that he plays the game at a good pace, doesn't try to do too much and has a mature way about him. Look for him to have an increased role at Gorman next year after playing on the junior varsity team as a freshman.Here to view this Link., point guard Darius BeaneClick Another class of 2018 prospect who left an impression was Jamal BeyClick The Memphis-based Team Thad 15U program features loads of young talent. All weekend long, small forwards Rodgerick BrownClick They fell in the semifinals to the Omaha Crusaders, but Team YOBO had a very nice weekend run. One of the hardest playing teams in the country, they play ultra aggressive pressure defense and then ball screen opponents to death on the offensive end. Point guards K.J. RobinsonClick More Jayhawk news and notesHere to view this Link. and Dezmond McDanielClick More Jayhawk news and notesHere to view this Link. can both thrive in that style. After a big junior season, Robinson showed what earned him early offers from Miami (Ohio) and UMKC. At around 5-foot-10, he is pretty strong and he is very confident with his offense. The next step for him will be to become a little bit more of a distributor off of the dribble as he does tend to put his head down and try to will his way to a bucket at times. A threat from deep, McDaniel is another quick and aggressive guard who gives tremendous energy on both ends of the floor. Because he can shoot well from deep, defenders are at a disadvantage when the ball screen comes because if they try to go over the top, he can get by them, but if they go under he can pull up and shoot.Here to view this Link. and D.J. JeffriesClick They fell in the semifinals to the Omaha Crusaders, but Team YOBO had a very nice weekend run. One of the hardest playing teams in the country, they play ultra aggressive pressure defense and then ball screen opponents to death on the offensive end. Point guards K.J. RobinsonClick More Jayhawk news and notesHere to view this Link. and Dezmond McDanielClick More Jayhawk news and notesHere to view this Link. can both thrive in that style. After a big junior season, Robinson showed what earned him early offers from Miami (Ohio) and UMKC. At around 5-foot-10, he is pretty strong and he is very confident with his offense. The next step for him will be to become a little bit more of a distributor off of the dribble as he does tend to put his head down and try to will his way to a bucket at times. A threat from deep, McDaniel is another quick and aggressive guard who gives tremendous energy on both ends of the floor. Because he can shoot well from deep, defenders are at a disadvantage when the ball screen comes because if they try to go over the top, he can get by them, but if they go under he can pull up and shoot.Here to view this Link. made their presence known. A well-built and athletic 6-foot-5 wing, Brown had a strong freshman season at Cordova (Tenn.) High. He crashes the glass, runs the floor and is a good enough spot-up shooter to draw the defense's attention. With Jeffries, we are going to be very measured because he is still only finishing up the 8th grade. However, most of the time the 6-foot-6 wing looked like the best player and prospect on the floor by a pretty large margin. He can already handle the ball very well, was a monster on the glass, made three-pointers and showed that he can play above the rim. He dunked off the dribble, he dunked in transition and he even went to catch a lob from the back side -- with ease -- on a set play. Jeffries is expected to enroll at Olive Branch (Miss.) High for high school and he is one that will be tracked closely.Here to view this Link.. A 6-foot-5 wing from the sports factory that is Las Vegas (Nev.) Bishop Gorman, Bey is a long-armed and well-rounded wing. He can get to the rim, has a good looking shot and is a fine athlete. What Rivals.com really liked about Bey is that he plays the game at a good pace, doesn't try to do too much and has a mature way about him. Look for him to have an increased role at Gorman next year after playing on the junior varsity team as a freshman.Here to view this Link. and combo guard Cardell McGeeClick Another class of 2018 prospect who left an impression was Jamal BeyClick The Memphis-based Team Thad 15U program features loads of young talent. All weekend long, small forwards Rodgerick BrownClick They fell in the semifinals to the Omaha Crusaders, but Team YOBO had a very nice weekend run. One of the hardest playing teams in the country, they play ultra aggressive pressure defense and then ball screen opponents to death on the offensive end. Point guards K.J. RobinsonClick More Jayhawk news and notesHere to view this Link. and Dezmond McDanielClick More Jayhawk news and notesHere to view this Link. can both thrive in that style. After a big junior season, Robinson showed what earned him early offers from Miami (Ohio) and UMKC. At around 5-foot-10, he is pretty strong and he is very confident with his offense. The next step for him will be to become a little bit more of a distributor off of the dribble as he does tend to put his head down and try to will his way to a bucket at times. A threat from deep, McDaniel is another quick and aggressive guard who gives tremendous energy on both ends of the floor. Because he can shoot well from deep, defenders are at a disadvantage when the ball screen comes because if they try to go over the top, he can get by them, but if they go under he can pull up and shoot.Here to view this Link. and D.J. JeffriesClick They fell in the semifinals to the Omaha Crusaders, but Team YOBO had a very nice weekend run. One of the hardest playing teams in the country, they play ultra aggressive pressure defense and then ball screen opponents to death on the offensive end. Point guards K.J. RobinsonClick More Jayhawk news and notesHere to view this Link. and Dezmond McDanielClick More Jayhawk news and notesHere to view this Link. can both thrive in that style. After a big junior season, Robinson showed what earned him early offers from Miami (Ohio) and UMKC. At around 5-foot-10, he is pretty strong and he is very confident with his offense. The next step for him will be to become a little bit more of a distributor off of the dribble as he does tend to put his head down and try to will his way to a bucket at times. A threat from deep, McDaniel is another quick and aggressive guard who gives tremendous energy on both ends of the floor. Because he can shoot well from deep, defenders are at a disadvantage when the ball screen comes because if they try to go over the top, he can get by them, but if they go under he can pull up and shoot.Here to view this Link. made their presence known. A well-built and athletic 6-foot-5 wing, Brown had a strong freshman season at Cordova (Tenn.) High. He crashes the glass, runs the floor and is a good enough spot-up shooter to draw the defense's attention. With Jeffries, we are going to be very measured because he is still only finishing up the 8th grade. However, most of the time the 6-foot-6 wing looked like the best player and prospect on the floor by a pretty large margin. He can already handle the ball very well, was a monster on the glass, made three-pointers and showed that he can play above the rim. He dunked off the dribble, he dunked in transition and he even went to catch a lob from the back side -- with ease -- on a set play. Jeffries is expected to enroll at Olive Branch (Miss.) High for high school and he is one that will be tracked closely.Here to view this Link.. A 6-foot-5 wing from the sports factory that is Las Vegas (Nev.) Bishop Gorman, Bey is a long-armed and well-rounded wing. He can get to the rim, has a good looking shot and is a fine athlete. What Rivals.com really liked about Bey is that he plays the game at a good pace, doesn't try to do too much and has a mature way about him. Look for him to have an increased role at Gorman next year after playing on the junior varsity team as a freshman.Here to view this Link.. Well-built and athletic, Thatch is a powerful two guard who had a big freshman season at Sikeston (Mo.) High. Davis is a lanky small forward-type from St. Louis (Mo.) Chaminade who can slash to the rim. Beane is a good sized point guard (6-foot-3) from Carbondale (Ill.) High who has a nice feel while McGee is a 6-foot-3 product of Springfield (Ill.) Lanphier capable of making plays off the dribble.Here to view this Link. backed up his reputation. The 6-foot-4 southpaw is currently ranked No. 23 in the class and has offers from CreightonClick Sticking with the class of 2018 theme, the St. Louis Eagles took home the crown in the 15U division and they have a really nice-looking squad. Their roster features 12 players between the height of 6-foot-3 and 6-foot-6. They are all long armed, athletic and versatile and the odds say that many of them should turn into very good players. Four that stood out were shooting guard Fred ThatchClick Another class of 2018 prospect who left an impression was Jamal BeyClick The Memphis-based Team Thad 15U program features loads of young talent. All weekend long, small forwards Rodgerick BrownClick They fell in the semifinals to the Omaha Crusaders, but Team YOBO had a very nice weekend run. One of the hardest playing teams in the country, they play ultra aggressive pressure defense and then ball screen opponents to death on the offensive end. Point guards K.J. RobinsonClick More Jayhawk news and notesHere to view this Link. and Dezmond McDanielClick More Jayhawk news and notesHere to view this Link. can both thrive in that style. After a big junior season, Robinson showed what earned him early offers from Miami (Ohio) and UMKC. At around 5-foot-10, he is pretty strong and he is very confident with his offense. The next step for him will be to become a little bit more of a distributor off of the dribble as he does tend to put his head down and try to will his way to a bucket at times. A threat from deep, McDaniel is another quick and aggressive guard who gives tremendous energy on both ends of the floor. Because he can shoot well from deep, defenders are at a disadvantage when the ball screen comes because if they try to go over the top, he can get by them, but if they go under he can pull up and shoot.Here to view this Link. and D.J. JeffriesClick They fell in the semifinals to the Omaha Crusaders, but Team YOBO had a very nice weekend run. One of the hardest playing teams in the country, they play ultra aggressive pressure defense and then ball screen opponents to death on the offensive end. Point guards K.J. RobinsonClick More Jayhawk news and notesHere to view this Link. and Dezmond McDanielClick More Jayhawk news and notesHere to view this Link. can both thrive in that style. After a big junior season, Robinson showed what earned him early offers from Miami (Ohio) and UMKC. At around 5-foot-10, he is pretty strong and he is very confident with his offense. The next step for him will be to become a little bit more of a distributor off of the dribble as he does tend to put his head down and try to will his way to a bucket at times. A threat from deep, McDaniel is another quick and aggressive guard who gives tremendous energy on both ends of the floor. Because he can shoot well from deep, defenders are at a disadvantage when the ball screen comes because if they try to go over the top, he can get by them, but if they go under he can pull up and shoot.Here to view this Link. made their presence known. A well-built and athletic 6-foot-5 wing, Brown had a strong freshman season at Cordova (Tenn.) High. He crashes the glass, runs the floor and is a good enough spot-up shooter to draw the defense's attention. With Jeffries, we are going to be very measured because he is still only finishing up the 8th grade. However, most of the time the 6-foot-6 wing looked like the best player and prospect on the floor by a pretty large margin. He can already handle the ball very well, was a monster on the glass, made three-pointers and showed that he can play above the rim. He dunked off the dribble, he dunked in transition and he even went to catch a lob from the back side -- with ease -- on a set play. Jeffries is expected to enroll at Olive Branch (Miss.) High for high school and he is one that will be tracked closely.Here to view this Link.. A 6-foot-5 wing from the sports factory that is Las Vegas (Nev.) Bishop Gorman, Bey is a long-armed and well-rounded wing. He can get to the rim, has a good looking shot and is a fine athlete. What Rivals.com really liked about Bey is that he plays the game at a good pace, doesn't try to do too much and has a mature way about him. Look for him to have an increased role at Gorman next year after playing on the junior varsity team as a freshman.Here to view this Link., small forward Karrington DavisClick Another class of 2018 prospect who left an impression was Jamal BeyClick The Memphis-based Team Thad 15U program features loads of young talent. All weekend long, small forwards Rodgerick BrownClick They fell in the semifinals to the Omaha Crusaders, but Team YOBO had a very nice weekend run. One of the hardest playing teams in the country, they play ultra aggressive pressure defense and then ball screen opponents to death on the offensive end. Point guards K.J. RobinsonClick More Jayhawk news and notesHere to view this Link. and Dezmond McDanielClick More Jayhawk news and notesHere to view this Link. can both thrive in that style. After a big junior season, Robinson showed what earned him early offers from Miami (Ohio) and UMKC. At around 5-foot-10, he is pretty strong and he is very confident with his offense. The next step for him will be to become a little bit more of a distributor off of the dribble as he does tend to put his head down and try to will his way to a bucket at times. A threat from deep, McDaniel is another quick and aggressive guard who gives tremendous energy on both ends of the floor. Because he can shoot well from deep, defenders are at a disadvantage when the ball screen comes because if they try to go over the top, he can get by them, but if they go under he can pull up and shoot.Here to view this Link. and D.J. JeffriesClick They fell in the semifinals to the Omaha Crusaders, but Team YOBO had a very nice weekend run. One of the hardest playing teams in the country, they play ultra aggressive pressure defense and then ball screen opponents to death on the offensive end. Point guards K.J. RobinsonClick More Jayhawk news and notesHere to view this Link. and Dezmond McDanielClick More Jayhawk news and notesHere to view this Link. can both thrive in that style. After a big junior season, Robinson showed what earned him early offers from Miami (Ohio) and UMKC. At around 5-foot-10, he is pretty strong and he is very confident with his offense. The next step for him will be to become a little bit more of a distributor off of the dribble as he does tend to put his head down and try to will his way to a bucket at times. A threat from deep, McDaniel is another quick and aggressive guard who gives tremendous energy on both ends of the floor. Because he can shoot well from deep, defenders are at a disadvantage when the ball screen comes because if they try to go over the top, he can get by them, but if they go under he can pull up and shoot.Here to view this Link. made their presence known. A well-built and athletic 6-foot-5 wing, Brown had a strong freshman season at Cordova (Tenn.) High. He crashes the glass, runs the floor and is a good enough spot-up shooter to draw the defense's attention. With Jeffries, we are going to be very measured because he is still only finishing up the 8th grade. However, most of the time the 6-foot-6 wing looked like the best player and prospect on the floor by a pretty large margin. He can already handle the ball very well, was a monster on the glass, made three-pointers and showed that he can play above the rim. He dunked off the dribble, he dunked in transition and he even went to catch a lob from the back side -- with ease -- on a set play. Jeffries is expected to enroll at Olive Branch (Miss.) High for high school and he is one that will be tracked closely.Here to view this Link.. A 6-foot-5 wing from the sports factory that is Las Vegas (Nev.) Bishop Gorman, Bey is a long-armed and well-rounded wing. He can get to the rim, has a good looking shot and is a fine athlete. What Rivals.com really liked about Bey is that he plays the game at a good pace, doesn't try to do too much and has a mature way about him. Look for him to have an increased role at Gorman next year after playing on the junior varsity team as a freshman.Here to view this Link., point guard Darius BeaneClick Another class of 2018 prospect who left an impression was Jamal BeyClick The Memphis-based Team Thad 15U program features loads of young talent. All weekend long, small forwards Rodgerick BrownClick They fell in the semifinals to the Omaha Crusaders, but Team YOBO had a very nice weekend run. One of the hardest playing teams in the country, they play ultra aggressive pressure defense and then ball screen opponents to death on the offensive end. Point guards K.J. RobinsonClick More Jayhawk news and notesHere to view this Link. and Dezmond McDanielClick More Jayhawk news and notesHere to view this Link. can both thrive in that style. After a big junior season, Robinson showed what earned him early offers from Miami (Ohio) and UMKC. At around 5-foot-10, he is pretty strong and he is very confident with his offense. The next step for him will be to become a little bit more of a distributor off of the dribble as he does tend to put his head down and try to will his way to a bucket at times. A threat from deep, McDaniel is another quick and aggressive guard who gives tremendous energy on both ends of the floor. Because he can shoot well from deep, defenders are at a disadvantage when the ball screen comes because if they try to go over the top, he can get by them, but if they go under he can pull up and shoot.Here to view this Link. and D.J. JeffriesClick They fell in the semifinals to the Omaha Crusaders, but Team YOBO had a very nice weekend run. One of the hardest playing teams in the country, they play ultra aggressive pressure defense and then ball screen opponents to death on the offensive end. Point guards K.J. RobinsonClick More Jayhawk news and notesHere to view this Link. and Dezmond McDanielClick More Jayhawk news and notesHere to view this Link. can both thrive in that style. After a big junior season, Robinson showed what earned him early offers from Miami (Ohio) and UMKC. At around 5-foot-10, he is pretty strong and he is very confident with his offense. The next step for him will be to become a little bit more of a distributor off of the dribble as he does tend to put his head down and try to will his way to a bucket at times. A threat from deep, McDaniel is another quick and aggressive guard who gives tremendous energy on both ends of the floor. Because he can shoot well from deep, defenders are at a disadvantage when the ball screen comes because if they try to go over the top, he can get by them, but if they go under he can pull up and shoot.Here to view this Link. made their presence known. A well-built and athletic 6-foot-5 wing, Brown had a strong freshman season at Cordova (Tenn.) High. He crashes the glass, runs the floor and is a good enough spot-up shooter to draw the defense's attention. With Jeffries, we are going to be very measured because he is still only finishing up the 8th grade. However, most of the time the 6-foot-6 wing looked like the best player and prospect on the floor by a pretty large margin. He can already handle the ball very well, was a monster on the glass, made three-pointers and showed that he can play above the rim. He dunked off the dribble, he dunked in transition and he even went to catch a lob from the back side -- with ease -- on a set play. Jeffries is expected to enroll at Olive Branch (Miss.) High for high school and he is one that will be tracked closely.Here to view this Link.. A 6-foot-5 wing from the sports factory that is Las Vegas (Nev.) Bishop Gorman, Bey is a long-armed and well-rounded wing. He can get to the rim, has a good looking shot and is a fine athlete. What Rivals.com really liked about Bey is that he plays the game at a good pace, doesn't try to do too much and has a mature way about him. Look for him to have an increased role at Gorman next year after playing on the junior varsity team as a freshman.Here to view this Link. and combo guard Cardell McGeeClick Another class of 2018 prospect who left an impression was Jamal BeyClick The Memphis-based Team Thad 15U program features loads of young talent. All weekend long, small forwards Rodgerick BrownClick They fell in the semifinals to the Omaha Crusaders, but Team YOBO had a very nice weekend run. One of the hardest playing teams in the country, they play ultra aggressive pressure defense and then ball screen opponents to death on the offensive end. Point guards K.J. RobinsonClick More Jayhawk news and notesHere to view this Link. and Dezmond McDanielClick More Jayhawk news and notesHere to view this Link. can both thrive in that style. After a big junior season, Robinson showed what earned him early offers from Miami (Ohio) and UMKC. At around 5-foot-10, he is pretty strong and he is very confident with his offense. The next step for him will be to become a little bit more of a distributor off of the dribble as he does tend to put his head down and try to will his way to a bucket at times. A threat from deep, McDaniel is another quick and aggressive guard who gives tremendous energy on both ends of the floor. Because he can shoot well from deep, defenders are at a disadvantage when the ball screen comes because if they try to go over the top, he can get by them, but if they go under he can pull up and shoot.Here to view this Link. and D.J. JeffriesClick They fell in the semifinals to the Omaha Crusaders, but Team YOBO had a very nice weekend run. One of the hardest playing teams in the country, they play ultra aggressive pressure defense and then ball screen opponents to death on the offensive end. Point guards K.J. RobinsonClick More Jayhawk news and notesHere to view this Link. and Dezmond McDanielClick More Jayhawk news and notesHere to view this Link. can both thrive in that style. After a big junior season, Robinson showed what earned him early offers from Miami (Ohio) and UMKC. At around 5-foot-10, he is pretty strong and he is very confident with his offense. The next step for him will be to become a little bit more of a distributor off of the dribble as he does tend to put his head down and try to will his way to a bucket at times. A threat from deep, McDaniel is another quick and aggressive guard who gives tremendous energy on both ends of the floor. Because he can shoot well from deep, defenders are at a disadvantage when the ball screen comes because if they try to go over the top, he can get by them, but if they go under he can pull up and shoot.Here to view this Link. made their presence known. A well-built and athletic 6-foot-5 wing, Brown had a strong freshman season at Cordova (Tenn.) High. He crashes the glass, runs the floor and is a good enough spot-up shooter to draw the defense's attention. With Jeffries, we are going to be very measured because he is still only finishing up the 8th grade. However, most of the time the 6-foot-6 wing looked like the best player and prospect on the floor by a pretty large margin. He can already handle the ball very well, was a monster on the glass, made three-pointers and showed that he can play above the rim. He dunked off the dribble, he dunked in transition and he even went to catch a lob from the back side -- with ease -- on a set play. Jeffries is expected to enroll at Olive Branch (Miss.) High for high school and he is one that will be tracked closely.Here to view this Link.. A 6-foot-5 wing from the sports factory that is Las Vegas (Nev.) Bishop Gorman, Bey is a long-armed and well-rounded wing. He can get to the rim, has a good looking shot and is a fine athlete. What Rivals.com really liked about Bey is that he plays the game at a good pace, doesn't try to do too much and has a mature way about him. Look for him to have an increased role at Gorman next year after playing on the junior varsity team as a freshman.Here to view this Link.. Well-built and athletic, Thatch is a powerful two guard who had a big freshman season at Sikeston (Mo.) High. Davis is a lanky small forward-type from St. Louis (Mo.) Chaminade who can slash to the rim. Beane is a good sized point guard (6-foot-3) from Carbondale (Ill.) High who has a nice feel while McGee is a 6-foot-3 product of Springfield (Ill.) Lanphier capable of making plays off the dribble.Here to view this Link., KansasClick Sticking with the class of 2018 theme, the St. Louis Eagles took home the crown in the 15U division and they have a really nice-looking squad. Their roster features 12 players between the height of 6-foot-3 and 6-foot-6. They are all long armed, athletic and versatile and the odds say that many of them should turn into very good players. Four that stood out were shooting guard Fred ThatchClick Another class of 2018 prospect who left an impression was Jamal BeyClick The Memphis-based Team Thad 15U program features loads of young talent. All weekend long, small forwards Rodgerick BrownClick They fell in the semifinals to the Omaha Crusaders, but Team YOBO had a very nice weekend run. One of the hardest playing teams in the country, they play ultra aggressive pressure defense and then ball screen opponents to death on the offensive end. Point guards K.J. RobinsonClick More Jayhawk news and notesHere to view this Link. and Dezmond McDanielClick More Jayhawk news and notesHere to view this Link. can both thrive in that style. After a big junior season, Robinson showed what earned him early offers from Miami (Ohio) and UMKC. At around 5-foot-10, he is pretty strong and he is very confident with his offense. The next step for him will be to become a little bit more of a distributor off of the dribble as he does tend to put his head down and try to will his way to a bucket at times. A threat from deep, McDaniel is another quick and aggressive guard who gives tremendous energy on both ends of the floor. Because he can shoot well from deep, defenders are at a disadvantage when the ball screen comes because if they try to go over the top, he can get by them, but if they go under he can pull up and shoot.Here to view this Link. and D.J. JeffriesClick They fell in the semifinals to the Omaha Crusaders, but Team YOBO had a very nice weekend run. One of the hardest playing teams in the country, they play ultra aggressive pressure defense and then ball screen opponents to death on the offensive end. Point guards K.J. RobinsonClick More Jayhawk news and notesHere to view this Link. and Dezmond McDanielClick More Jayhawk news and notesHere to view this Link. can both thrive in that style. After a big junior season, Robinson showed what earned him early offers from Miami (Ohio) and UMKC. At around 5-foot-10, he is pretty strong and he is very confident with his offense. The next step for him will be to become a little bit more of a distributor off of the dribble as he does tend to put his head down and try to will his way to a bucket at times. A threat from deep, McDaniel is another quick and aggressive guard who gives tremendous energy on both ends of the floor. Because he can shoot well from deep, defenders are at a disadvantage when the ball screen comes because if they try to go over the top, he can get by them, but if they go under he can pull up and shoot.Here to view this Link. made their presence known. A well-built and athletic 6-foot-5 wing, Brown had a strong freshman season at Cordova (Tenn.) High. He crashes the glass, runs the floor and is a good enough spot-up shooter to draw the defense's attention. With Jeffries, we are going to be very measured because he is still only finishing up the 8th grade. However, most of the time the 6-foot-6 wing looked like the best player and prospect on the floor by a pretty large margin. He can already handle the ball very well, was a monster on the glass, made three-pointers and showed that he can play above the rim. He dunked off the dribble, he dunked in transition and he even went to catch a lob from the back side -- with ease -- on a set play. Jeffries is expected to enroll at Olive Branch (Miss.) High for high school and he is one that will be tracked closely.Here to view this Link.. A 6-foot-5 wing from the sports factory that is Las Vegas (Nev.) Bishop Gorman, Bey is a long-armed and well-rounded wing. He can get to the rim, has a good looking shot and is a fine athlete. What Rivals.com really liked about Bey is that he plays the game at a good pace, doesn't try to do too much and has a mature way about him. Look for him to have an increased role at Gorman next year after playing on the junior varsity team as a freshman.Here to view this Link., small forward Karrington DavisClick Another class of 2018 prospect who left an impression was Jamal BeyClick The Memphis-based Team Thad 15U program features loads of young talent. All weekend long, small forwards Rodgerick BrownClick They fell in the semifinals to the Omaha Crusaders, but Team YOBO had a very nice weekend run. One of the hardest playing teams in the country, they play ultra aggressive pressure defense and then ball screen opponents to death on the offensive end. Point guards K.J. RobinsonClick More Jayhawk news and notesHere to view this Link. and Dezmond McDanielClick More Jayhawk news and notesHere to view this Link. can both thrive in that style. After a big junior season, Robinson showed what earned him early offers from Miami (Ohio) and UMKC. At around 5-foot-10, he is pretty strong and he is very confident with his offense. The next step for him will be to become a little bit more of a distributor off of the dribble as he does tend to put his head down and try to will his way to a bucket at times. A threat from deep, McDaniel is another quick and aggressive guard who gives tremendous energy on both ends of the floor. Because he can shoot well from deep, defenders are at a disadvantage when the ball screen comes because if they try to go over the top, he can get by them, but if they go under he can pull up and shoot.Here to view this Link. and D.J. JeffriesClick They fell in the semifinals to the Omaha Crusaders, but Team YOBO had a very nice weekend run. One of the hardest playing teams in the country, they play ultra aggressive pressure defense and then ball screen opponents to death on the offensive end. Point guards K.J. RobinsonClick More Jayhawk news and notesHere to view this Link. and Dezmond McDanielClick More Jayhawk news and notesHere to view this Link. can both thrive in that style. After a big junior season, Robinson showed what earned him early offers from Miami (Ohio) and UMKC. At around 5-foot-10, he is pretty strong and he is very confident with his offense. The next step for him will be to become a little bit more of a distributor off of the dribble as he does tend to put his head down and try to will his way to a bucket at times. A threat from deep, McDaniel is another quick and aggressive guard who gives tremendous energy on both ends of the floor. Because he can shoot well from deep, defenders are at a disadvantage when the ball screen comes because if they try to go over the top, he can get by them, but if they go under he can pull up and shoot.Here to view this Link. made their presence known. A well-built and athletic 6-foot-5 wing, Brown had a strong freshman season at Cordova (Tenn.) High. He crashes the glass, runs the floor and is a good enough spot-up shooter to draw the defense's attention. With Jeffries, we are going to be very measured because he is still only finishing up the 8th grade. However, most of the time the 6-foot-6 wing looked like the best player and prospect on the floor by a pretty large margin. He can already handle the ball very well, was a monster on the glass, made three-pointers and showed that he can play above the rim. He dunked off the dribble, he dunked in transition and he even went to catch a lob from the back side -- with ease -- on a set play. Jeffries is expected to enroll at Olive Branch (Miss.) High for high school and he is one that will be tracked closely.Here to view this Link.. A 6-foot-5 wing from the sports factory that is Las Vegas (Nev.) Bishop Gorman, Bey is a long-armed and well-rounded wing. He can get to the rim, has a good looking shot and is a fine athlete. What Rivals.com really liked about Bey is that he plays the game at a good pace, doesn't try to do too much and has a mature way about him. Look for him to have an increased role at Gorman next year after playing on the junior varsity team as a freshman.Here to view this Link., point guard Darius BeaneClick Another class of 2018 prospect who left an impression was Jamal BeyClick The Memphis-based Team Thad 15U program features loads of young talent. All weekend long, small forwards Rodgerick BrownClick They fell in the semifinals to the Omaha Crusaders, but Team YOBO had a very nice weekend run. One of the hardest playing teams in the country, they play ultra aggressive pressure defense and then ball screen opponents to death on the offensive end. Point guards K.J. RobinsonClick More Jayhawk news and notesHere to view this Link. and Dezmond McDanielClick More Jayhawk news and notesHere to view this Link. can both thrive in that style. After a big junior season, Robinson showed what earned him early offers from Miami (Ohio) and UMKC. At around 5-foot-10, he is pretty strong and he is very confident with his offense. The next step for him will be to become a little bit more of a distributor off of the dribble as he does tend to put his head down and try to will his way to a bucket at times. A threat from deep, McDaniel is another quick and aggressive guard who gives tremendous energy on both ends of the floor. Because he can shoot well from deep, defenders are at a disadvantage when the ball screen comes because if they try to go over the top, he can get by them, but if they go under he can pull up and shoot.Here to view this Link. and D.J. JeffriesClick They fell in the semifinals to the Omaha Crusaders, but Team YOBO had a very nice weekend run. One of the hardest playing teams in the country, they play ultra aggressive pressure defense and then ball screen opponents to death on the offensive end. Point guards K.J. RobinsonClick More Jayhawk news and notesHere to view this Link. and Dezmond McDanielClick More Jayhawk news and notesHere to view this Link. can both thrive in that style. After a big junior season, Robinson showed what earned him early offers from Miami (Ohio) and UMKC. At around 5-foot-10, he is pretty strong and he is very confident with his offense. The next step for him will be to become a little bit more of a distributor off of the dribble as he does tend to put his head down and try to will his way to a bucket at times. A threat from deep, McDaniel is another quick and aggressive guard who gives tremendous energy on both ends of the floor. Because he can shoot well from deep, defenders are at a disadvantage when the ball screen comes because if they try to go over the top, he can get by them, but if they go under he can pull up and shoot.Here to view this Link. made their presence known. A well-built and athletic 6-foot-5 wing, Brown had a strong freshman season at Cordova (Tenn.) High. He crashes the glass, runs the floor and is a good enough spot-up shooter to draw the defense's attention. With Jeffries, we are going to be very measured because he is still only finishing up the 8th grade. However, most of the time the 6-foot-6 wing looked like the best player and prospect on the floor by a pretty large margin. He can already handle the ball very well, was a monster on the glass, made three-pointers and showed that he can play above the rim. He dunked off the dribble, he dunked in transition and he even went to catch a lob from the back side -- with ease -- on a set play. Jeffries is expected to enroll at Olive Branch (Miss.) High for high school and he is one that will be tracked closely.Here to view this Link.. A 6-foot-5 wing from the sports factory that is Las Vegas (Nev.) Bishop Gorman, Bey is a long-armed and well-rounded wing. He can get to the rim, has a good looking shot and is a fine athlete. What Rivals.com really liked about Bey is that he plays the game at a good pace, doesn't try to do too much and has a mature way about him. Look for him to have an increased role at Gorman next year after playing on the junior varsity team as a freshman.Here to view this Link. and combo guard Cardell McGeeClick Another class of 2018 prospect who left an impression was Jamal BeyClick The Memphis-based Team Thad 15U program features loads of young talent. All weekend long, small forwards Rodgerick BrownClick They fell in the semifinals to the Omaha Crusaders, but Team YOBO had a very nice weekend run. One of the hardest playing teams in the country, they play ultra aggressive pressure defense and then ball screen opponents to death on the offensive end. Point guards K.J. RobinsonClick More Jayhawk news and notesHere to view this Link. and Dezmond McDanielClick More Jayhawk news and notesHere to view this Link. can both thrive in that style. After a big junior season, Robinson showed what earned him early offers from Miami (Ohio) and UMKC. At around 5-foot-10, he is pretty strong and he is very confident with his offense. The next step for him will be to become a little bit more of a distributor off of the dribble as he does tend to put his head down and try to will his way to a bucket at times. A threat from deep, McDaniel is another quick and aggressive guard who gives tremendous energy on both ends of the floor. Because he can shoot well from deep, defenders are at a disadvantage when the ball screen comes because if they try to go over the top, he can get by them, but if they go under he can pull up and shoot.Here to view this Link. and D.J. JeffriesClick They fell in the semifinals to the Omaha Crusaders, but Team YOBO had a very nice weekend run. One of the hardest playing teams in the country, they play ultra aggressive pressure defense and then ball screen opponents to death on the offensive end. Point guards K.J. RobinsonClick More Jayhawk news and notesHere to view this Link. and Dezmond McDanielClick More Jayhawk news and notesHere to view this Link. can both thrive in that style. After a big junior season, Robinson showed what earned him early offers from Miami (Ohio) and UMKC. At around 5-foot-10, he is pretty strong and he is very confident with his offense. The next step for him will be to become a little bit more of a distributor off of the dribble as he does tend to put his head down and try to will his way to a bucket at times. A threat from deep, McDaniel is another quick and aggressive guard who gives tremendous energy on both ends of the floor. Because he can shoot well from deep, defenders are at a disadvantage when the ball screen comes because if they try to go over the top, he can get by them, but if they go under he can pull up and shoot.Here to view this Link. made their presence known. A well-built and athletic 6-foot-5 wing, Brown had a strong freshman season at Cordova (Tenn.) High. He crashes the glass, runs the floor and is a good enough spot-up shooter to draw the defense's attention. With Jeffries, we are going to be very measured because he is still only finishing up the 8th grade. However, most of the time the 6-foot-6 wing looked like the best player and prospect on the floor by a pretty large margin. He can already handle the ball very well, was a monster on the glass, made three-pointers and showed that he can play above the rim. He dunked off the dribble, he dunked in transition and he even went to catch a lob from the back side -- with ease -- on a set play. Jeffries is expected to enroll at Olive Branch (Miss.) High for high school and he is one that will be tracked closely.Here to view this Link.. A 6-foot-5 wing from the sports factory that is Las Vegas (Nev.) Bishop Gorman, Bey is a long-armed and well-rounded wing. He can get to the rim, has a good looking shot and is a fine athlete. What Rivals.com really liked about Bey is that he plays the game at a good pace, doesn't try to do too much and has a mature way about him. Look for him to have an increased role at Gorman next year after playing on the junior varsity team as a freshman.Here to view this Link.. Well-built and athletic, Thatch is a powerful two guard who had a big freshman season at Sikeston (Mo.) High. Davis is a lanky small forward-type from St. Louis (Mo.) Chaminade who can slash to the rim. Beane is a good sized point guard (6-foot-3) from Carbondale (Ill.) High who has a nice feel while McGee is a 6-foot-3 product of Springfield (Ill.) Lanphier capable of making plays off the dribble.Here to view this Link., Iowa StateClick Sticking with the class of 2018 theme, the St. Louis Eagles took home the crown in the 15U division and they have a really nice-looking squad. Their roster features 12 players between the height of 6-foot-3 and 6-foot-6. They are all long armed, athletic and versatile and the odds say that many of them should turn into very good players. Four that stood out were shooting guard Fred ThatchClick Another class of 2018 prospect who left an impression was Jamal BeyClick The Memphis-based Team Thad 15U program features loads of young talent. All weekend long, small forwards Rodgerick BrownClick They fell in the semifinals to the Omaha Crusaders, but Team YOBO had a very nice weekend run. One of the hardest playing teams in the country, they play ultra aggressive pressure defense and then ball screen opponents to death on the offensive end. Point guards K.J. RobinsonClick More Jayhawk news and notesHere to view this Link. and Dezmond McDanielClick More Jayhawk news and notesHere to view this Link. can both thrive in that style. After a big junior season, Robinson showed what earned him early offers from Miami (Ohio) and UMKC. At around 5-foot-10, he is pretty strong and he is very confident with his offense. The next step for him will be to become a little bit more of a distributor off of the dribble as he does tend to put his head down and try to will his way to a bucket at times. A threat from deep, McDaniel is another quick and aggressive guard who gives tremendous energy on both ends of the floor. Because he can shoot well from deep, defenders are at a disadvantage when the ball screen comes because if they try to go over the top, he can get by them, but if they go under he can pull up and shoot.Here to view this Link. and D.J. JeffriesClick They fell in the semifinals to the Omaha Crusaders, but Team YOBO had a very nice weekend run. One of the hardest playing teams in the country, they play ultra aggressive pressure defense and then ball screen opponents to death on the offensive end. Point guards K.J. RobinsonClick More Jayhawk news and notesHere to view this Link. and Dezmond McDanielClick More Jayhawk news and notesHere to view this Link. can both thrive in that style. After a big junior season, Robinson showed what earned him early offers from Miami (Ohio) and UMKC. At around 5-foot-10, he is pretty strong and he is very confident with his offense. The next step for him will be to become a little bit more of a distributor off of the dribble as he does tend to put his head down and try to will his way to a bucket at times. A threat from deep, McDaniel is another quick and aggressive guard who gives tremendous energy on both ends of the floor. Because he can shoot well from deep, defenders are at a disadvantage when the ball screen comes because if they try to go over the top, he can get by them, but if they go under he can pull up and shoot.Here to view this Link. made their presence known. A well-built and athletic 6-foot-5 wing, Brown had a strong freshman season at Cordova (Tenn.) High. He crashes the glass, runs the floor and is a good enough spot-up shooter to draw the defense's attention. With Jeffries, we are going to be very measured because he is still only finishing up the 8th grade. However, most of the time the 6-foot-6 wing looked like the best player and prospect on the floor by a pretty large margin. He can already handle the ball very well, was a monster on the glass, made three-pointers and showed that he can play above the rim. He dunked off the dribble, he dunked in transition and he even went to catch a lob from the back side -- with ease -- on a set play. Jeffries is expected to enroll at Olive Branch (Miss.) High for high school and he is one that will be tracked closely.Here to view this Link.. A 6-foot-5 wing from the sports factory that is Las Vegas (Nev.) Bishop Gorman, Bey is a long-armed and well-rounded wing. He can get to the rim, has a good looking shot and is a fine athlete. What Rivals.com really liked about Bey is that he plays the game at a good pace, doesn't try to do too much and has a mature way about him. Look for him to have an increased role at Gorman next year after playing on the junior varsity team as a freshman.Here to view this Link., small forward Karrington DavisClick Another class of 2018 prospect who left an impression was Jamal BeyClick The Memphis-based Team Thad 15U program features loads of young talent. All weekend long, small forwards Rodgerick BrownClick They fell in the semifinals to the Omaha Crusaders, but Team YOBO had a very nice weekend run. One of the hardest playing teams in the country, they play ultra aggressive pressure defense and then ball screen opponents to death on the offensive end. Point guards K.J. RobinsonClick More Jayhawk news and notesHere to view this Link. and Dezmond McDanielClick More Jayhawk news and notesHere to view this Link. can both thrive in that style. After a big junior season, Robinson showed what earned him early offers from Miami (Ohio) and UMKC. At around 5-foot-10, he is pretty strong and he is very confident with his offense. The next step for him will be to become a little bit more of a distributor off of the dribble as he does tend to put his head down and try to will his way to a bucket at times. A threat from deep, McDaniel is another quick and aggressive guard who gives tremendous energy on both ends of the floor. Because he can shoot well from deep, defenders are at a disadvantage when the ball screen comes because if they try to go over the top, he can get by them, but if they go under he can pull up and shoot.Here to view this Link. and D.J. JeffriesClick They fell in the semifinals to the Omaha Crusaders, but Team YOBO had a very nice weekend run. One of the hardest playing teams in the country, they play ultra aggressive pressure defense and then ball screen opponents to death on the offensive end. Point guards K.J. RobinsonClick More Jayhawk news and notesHere to view this Link. and Dezmond McDanielClick More Jayhawk news and notesHere to view this Link. can both thrive in that style. After a big junior season, Robinson showed what earned him early offers from Miami (Ohio) and UMKC. At around 5-foot-10, he is pretty strong and he is very confident with his offense. The next step for him will be to become a little bit more of a distributor off of the dribble as he does tend to put his head down and try to will his way to a bucket at times. A threat from deep, McDaniel is another quick and aggressive guard who gives tremendous energy on both ends of the floor. Because he can shoot well from deep, defenders are at a disadvantage when the ball screen comes because if they try to go over the top, he can get by them, but if they go under he can pull up and shoot.Here to view this Link. made their presence known. A well-built and athletic 6-foot-5 wing, Brown had a strong freshman season at Cordova (Tenn.) High. He crashes the glass, runs the floor and is a good enough spot-up shooter to draw the defense's attention. With Jeffries, we are going to be very measured because he is still only finishing up the 8th grade. However, most of the time the 6-foot-6 wing looked like the best player and prospect on the floor by a pretty large margin. He can already handle the ball very well, was a monster on the glass, made three-pointers and showed that he can play above the rim. He dunked off the dribble, he dunked in transition and he even went to catch a lob from the back side -- with ease -- on a set play. Jeffries is expected to enroll at Olive Branch (Miss.) High for high school and he is one that will be tracked closely.Here to view this Link.. A 6-foot-5 wing from the sports factory that is Las Vegas (Nev.) Bishop Gorman, Bey is a long-armed and well-rounded wing. He can get to the rim, has a good looking shot and is a fine athlete. What Rivals.com really liked about Bey is that he plays the game at a good pace, doesn't try to do too much and has a mature way about him. Look for him to have an increased role at Gorman next year after playing on the junior varsity team as a freshman.Here to view this Link., point guard Darius BeaneClick Another class of 2018 prospect who left an impression was Jamal BeyClick The Memphis-based Team Thad 15U program features loads of young talent. All weekend long, small forwards Rodgerick BrownClick They fell in the semifinals to the Omaha Crusaders, but Team YOBO had a very nice weekend run. One of the hardest playing teams in the country, they play ultra aggressive pressure defense and then ball screen opponents to death on the offensive end. Point guards K.J. RobinsonClick More Jayhawk news and notesHere to view this Link. and Dezmond McDanielClick More Jayhawk news and notesHere to view this Link. can both thrive in that style. After a big junior season, Robinson showed what earned him early offers from Miami (Ohio) and UMKC. At around 5-foot-10, he is pretty strong and he is very confident with his offense. The next step for him will be to become a little bit more of a distributor off of the dribble as he does tend to put his head down and try to will his way to a bucket at times. A threat from deep, McDaniel is another quick and aggressive guard who gives tremendous energy on both ends of the floor. Because he can shoot well from deep, defenders are at a disadvantage when the ball screen comes because if they try to go over the top, he can get by them, but if they go under he can pull up and shoot.Here to view this Link. and D.J. JeffriesClick They fell in the semifinals to the Omaha Crusaders, but Team YOBO had a very nice weekend run. One of the hardest playing teams in the country, they play ultra aggressive pressure defense and then ball screen opponents to death on the offensive end. Point guards K.J. RobinsonClick More Jayhawk news and notesHere to view this Link. and Dezmond McDanielClick More Jayhawk news and notesHere to view this Link. can both thrive in that style. After a big junior season, Robinson showed what earned him early offers from Miami (Ohio) and UMKC. At around 5-foot-10, he is pretty strong and he is very confident with his offense. The next step for him will be to become a little bit more of a distributor off of the dribble as he does tend to put his head down and try to will his way to a bucket at times. A threat from deep, McDaniel is another quick and aggressive guard who gives tremendous energy on both ends of the floor. Because he can shoot well from deep, defenders are at a disadvantage when the ball screen comes because if they try to go over the top, he can get by them, but if they go under he can pull up and shoot.Here to view this Link. made their presence known. A well-built and athletic 6-foot-5 wing, Brown had a strong freshman season at Cordova (Tenn.) High. He crashes the glass, runs the floor and is a good enough spot-up shooter to draw the defense's attention. With Jeffries, we are going to be very measured because he is still only finishing up the 8th grade. However, most of the time the 6-foot-6 wing looked like the best player and prospect on the floor by a pretty large margin. He can already handle the ball very well, was a monster on the glass, made three-pointers and showed that he can play above the rim. He dunked off the dribble, he dunked in transition and he even went to catch a lob from the back side -- with ease -- on a set play. Jeffries is expected to enroll at Olive Branch (Miss.) High for high school and he is one that will be tracked closely.Here to view this Link.. A 6-foot-5 wing from the sports factory that is Las Vegas (Nev.) Bishop Gorman, Bey is a long-armed and well-rounded wing. He can get to the rim, has a good looking shot and is a fine athlete. What Rivals.com really liked about Bey is that he plays the game at a good pace, doesn't try to do too much and has a mature way about him. Look for him to have an increased role at Gorman next year after playing on the junior varsity team as a freshman.Here to view this Link. and combo guard Cardell McGeeClick Another class of 2018 prospect who left an impression was Jamal BeyClick The Memphis-based Team Thad 15U program features loads of young talent. All weekend long, small forwards Rodgerick BrownClick They fell in the semifinals to the Omaha Crusaders, but Team YOBO had a very nice weekend run. One of the hardest playing teams in the country, they play ultra aggressive pressure defense and then ball screen opponents to death on the offensive end. Point guards K.J. RobinsonClick More Jayhawk news and notesHere to view this Link. and Dezmond McDanielClick More Jayhawk news and notesHere to view this Link. can both thrive in that style. After a big junior season, Robinson showed what earned him early offers from Miami (Ohio) and UMKC. At around 5-foot-10, he is pretty strong and he is very confident with his offense. The next step for him will be to become a little bit more of a distributor off of the dribble as he does tend to put his head down and try to will his way to a bucket at times. A threat from deep, McDaniel is another quick and aggressive guard who gives tremendous energy on both ends of the floor. Because he can shoot well from deep, defenders are at a disadvantage when the ball screen comes because if they try to go over the top, he can get by them, but if they go under he can pull up and shoot.Here to view this Link. and D.J. JeffriesClick They fell in the semifinals to the Omaha Crusaders, but Team YOBO had a very nice weekend run. One of the hardest playing teams in the country, they play ultra aggressive pressure defense and then ball screen opponents to death on the offensive end. Point guards K.J. RobinsonClick More Jayhawk news and notesHere to view this Link. and Dezmond McDanielClick More Jayhawk news and notesHere to view this Link. can both thrive in that style. After a big junior season, Robinson showed what earned him early offers from Miami (Ohio) and UMKC. At around 5-foot-10, he is pretty strong and he is very confident with his offense. The next step for him will be to become a little bit more of a distributor off of the dribble as he does tend to put his head down and try to will his way to a bucket at times. A threat from deep, McDaniel is another quick and aggressive guard who gives tremendous energy on both ends of the floor. Because he can shoot well from deep, defenders are at a disadvantage when the ball screen comes because if they try to go over the top, he can get by them, but if they go under he can pull up and shoot.Here to view this Link. made their presence known. A well-built and athletic 6-foot-5 wing, Brown had a strong freshman season at Cordova (Tenn.) High. He crashes the glass, runs the floor and is a good enough spot-up shooter to draw the defense's attention. With Jeffries, we are going to be very measured because he is still only finishing up the 8th grade. However, most of the time the 6-foot-6 wing looked like the best player and prospect on the floor by a pretty large margin. He can already handle the ball very well, was a monster on the glass, made three-pointers and showed that he can play above the rim. He dunked off the dribble, he dunked in transition and he even went to catch a lob from the back side -- with ease -- on a set play. Jeffries is expected to enroll at Olive Branch (Miss.) High for high school and he is one that will be tracked closely.Here to view this Link.. A 6-foot-5 wing from the sports factory that is Las Vegas (Nev.) Bishop Gorman, Bey is a long-armed and well-rounded wing. He can get to the rim, has a good looking shot and is a fine athlete. What Rivals.com really liked about Bey is that he plays the game at a good pace, doesn't try to do too much and has a mature way about him. Look for him to have an increased role at Gorman next year after playing on the junior varsity team as a freshman.Here to view this Link.. Well-built and athletic, Thatch is a powerful two guard who had a big freshman season at Sikeston (Mo.) High. Davis is a lanky small forward-type from St. Louis (Mo.) Chaminade who can slash to the rim. Beane is a good sized point guard (6-foot-3) from Carbondale (Ill.) High who has a nice feel while McGee is a 6-foot-3 product of Springfield (Ill.) Lanphier capable of making plays off the dribble.Here to view this Link., OklahomaClick Sticking with the class of 2018 theme, the St. Louis Eagles took home the crown in the 15U division and they have a really nice-looking squad. Their roster features 12 players between the height of 6-foot-3 and 6-foot-6. They are all long armed, athletic and versatile and the odds say that many of them should turn into very good players. Four that stood out were shooting guard Fred ThatchClick Another class of 2018 prospect who left an impression was Jamal BeyClick The Memphis-based Team Thad 15U program features loads of young talent. All weekend long, small forwards Rodgerick BrownClick They fell in the semifinals to the Omaha Crusaders, but Team YOBO had a very nice weekend run. One of the hardest playing teams in the country, they play ultra aggressive pressure defense and then ball screen opponents to death on the offensive end. Point guards K.J. RobinsonClick More Jayhawk news and notesHere to view this Link. and Dezmond McDanielClick More Jayhawk news and notesHere to view this Link. can both thrive in that style. After a big junior season, Robinson showed what earned him early offers from Miami (Ohio) and UMKC. At around 5-foot-10, he is pretty strong and he is very confident with his offense. The next step for him will be to become a little bit more of a distributor off of the dribble as he does tend to put his head down and try to will his way to a bucket at times. A threat from deep, McDaniel is another quick and aggressive guard who gives tremendous energy on both ends of the floor. Because he can shoot well from deep, defenders are at a disadvantage when the ball screen comes because if they try to go over the top, he can get by them, but if they go under he can pull up and shoot.Here to view this Link. and D.J. JeffriesClick They fell in the semifinals to the Omaha Crusaders, but Team YOBO had a very nice weekend run. One of the hardest playing teams in the country, they play ultra aggressive pressure defense and then ball screen opponents to death on the offensive end. Point guards K.J. RobinsonClick More Jayhawk news and notesHere to view this Link. and Dezmond McDanielClick More Jayhawk news and notesHere to view this Link. can both thrive in that style. After a big junior season, Robinson showed what earned him early offers from Miami (Ohio) and UMKC. At around 5-foot-10, he is pretty strong and he is very confident with his offense. The next step for him will be to become a little bit more of a distributor off of the dribble as he does tend to put his head down and try to will his way to a bucket at times. A threat from deep, McDaniel is another quick and aggressive guard who gives tremendous energy on both ends of the floor. Because he can shoot well from deep, defenders are at a disadvantage when the ball screen comes because if they try to go over the top, he can get by them, but if they go under he can pull up and shoot.Here to view this Link. made their presence known. A well-built and athletic 6-foot-5 wing, Brown had a strong freshman season at Cordova (Tenn.) High. He crashes the glass, runs the floor and is a good enough spot-up shooter to draw the defense's attention. With Jeffries, we are going to be very measured because he is still only finishing up the 8th grade. However, most of the time the 6-foot-6 wing looked like the best player and prospect on the floor by a pretty large margin. He can already handle the ball very well, was a monster on the glass, made three-pointers and showed that he can play above the rim. He dunked off the dribble, he dunked in transition and he even went to catch a lob from the back side -- with ease -- on a set play. Jeffries is expected to enroll at Olive Branch (Miss.) High for high school and he is one that will be tracked closely.Here to view this Link.. A 6-foot-5 wing from the sports factory that is Las Vegas (Nev.) Bishop Gorman, Bey is a long-armed and well-rounded wing. He can get to the rim, has a good looking shot and is a fine athlete. What Rivals.com really liked about Bey is that he plays the game at a good pace, doesn't try to do too much and has a mature way about him. Look for him to have an increased role at Gorman next year after playing on the junior varsity team as a freshman.Here to view this Link., small forward Karrington DavisClick Another class of 2018 prospect who left an impression was Jamal BeyClick The Memphis-based Team Thad 15U program features loads of young talent. All weekend long, small forwards Rodgerick BrownClick They fell in the semifinals to the Omaha Crusaders, but Team YOBO had a very nice weekend run. One of the hardest playing teams in the country, they play ultra aggressive pressure defense and then ball screen opponents to death on the offensive end. Point guards K.J. RobinsonClick More Jayhawk news and notesHere to view this Link. and Dezmond McDanielClick More Jayhawk news and notesHere to view this Link. can both thrive in that style. After a big junior season, Robinson showed what earned him early offers from Miami (Ohio) and UMKC. At around 5-foot-10, he is pretty strong and he is very confident with his offense. The next step for him will be to become a little bit more of a distributor off of the dribble as he does tend to put his head down and try to will his way to a bucket at times. A threat from deep, McDaniel is another quick and aggressive guard who gives tremendous energy on both ends of the floor. Because he can shoot well from deep, defenders are at a disadvantage when the ball screen comes because if they try to go over the top, he can get by them, but if they go under he can pull up and shoot.Here to view this Link. and D.J. JeffriesClick They fell in the semifinals to the Omaha Crusaders, but Team YOBO had a very nice weekend run. One of the hardest playing teams in the country, they play ultra aggressive pressure defense and then ball screen opponents to death on the offensive end. Point guards K.J. RobinsonClick More Jayhawk news and notesHere to view this Link. and Dezmond McDanielClick More Jayhawk news and notesHere to view this Link. can both thrive in that style. After a big junior season, Robinson showed what earned him early offers from Miami (Ohio) and UMKC. At around 5-foot-10, he is pretty strong and he is very confident with his offense. The next step for him will be to become a little bit more of a distributor off of the dribble as he does tend to put his head down and try to will his way to a bucket at times. A threat from deep, McDaniel is another quick and aggressive guard who gives tremendous energy on both ends of the floor. Because he can shoot well from deep, defenders are at a disadvantage when the ball screen comes because if they try to go over the top, he can get by them, but if they go under he can pull up and shoot.Here to view this Link. made their presence known. A well-built and athletic 6-foot-5 wing, Brown had a strong freshman season at Cordova (Tenn.) High. He crashes the glass, runs the floor and is a good enough spot-up shooter to draw the defense's attention. With Jeffries, we are going to be very measured because he is still only finishing up the 8th grade. However, most of the time the 6-foot-6 wing looked like the best player and prospect on the floor by a pretty large margin. He can already handle the ball very well, was a monster on the glass, made three-pointers and showed that he can play above the rim. He dunked off the dribble, he dunked in transition and he even went to catch a lob from the back side -- with ease -- on a set play. Jeffries is expected to enroll at Olive Branch (Miss.) High for high school and he is one that will be tracked closely.Here to view this Link.. A 6-foot-5 wing from the sports factory that is Las Vegas (Nev.) Bishop Gorman, Bey is a long-armed and well-rounded wing. He can get to the rim, has a good looking shot and is a fine athlete. What Rivals.com really liked about Bey is that he plays the game at a good pace, doesn't try to do too much and has a mature way about him. Look for him to have an increased role at Gorman next year after playing on the junior varsity team as a freshman.Here to view this Link., point guard Darius BeaneClick Another class of 2018 prospect who left an impression was Jamal BeyClick The Memphis-based Team Thad 15U program features loads of young talent. All weekend long, small forwards Rodgerick BrownClick They fell in the semifinals to the Omaha Crusaders, but Team YOBO had a very nice weekend run. One of the hardest playing teams in the country, they play ultra aggressive pressure defense and then ball screen opponents to death on the offensive end. Point guards K.J. RobinsonClick More Jayhawk news and notesHere to view this Link. and Dezmond McDanielClick More Jayhawk news and notesHere to view this Link. can both thrive in that style. After a big junior season, Robinson showed what earned him early offers from Miami (Ohio) and UMKC. At around 5-foot-10, he is pretty strong and he is very confident with his offense. The next step for him will be to become a little bit more of a distributor off of the dribble as he does tend to put his head down and try to will his way to a bucket at times. A threat from deep, McDaniel is another quick and aggressive guard who gives tremendous energy on both ends of the floor. Because he can shoot well from deep, defenders are at a disadvantage when the ball screen comes because if they try to go over the top, he can get by them, but if they go under he can pull up and shoot.Here to view this Link. and D.J. JeffriesClick They fell in the semifinals to the Omaha Crusaders, but Team YOBO had a very nice weekend run. One of the hardest playing teams in the country, they play ultra aggressive pressure defense and then ball screen opponents to death on the offensive end. Point guards K.J. RobinsonClick More Jayhawk news and notesHere to view this Link. and Dezmond McDanielClick More Jayhawk news and notesHere to view this Link. can both thrive in that style. After a big junior season, Robinson showed what earned him early offers from Miami (Ohio) and UMKC. At around 5-foot-10, he is pretty strong and he is very confident with his offense. The next step for him will be to become a little bit more of a distributor off of the dribble as he does tend to put his head down and try to will his way to a bucket at times. A threat from deep, McDaniel is another quick and aggressive guard who gives tremendous energy on both ends of the floor. Because he can shoot well from deep, defenders are at a disadvantage when the ball screen comes because if they try to go over the top, he can get by them, but if they go under he can pull up and shoot.Here to view this Link. made their presence known. A well-built and athletic 6-foot-5 wing, Brown had a strong freshman season at Cordova (Tenn.) High. He crashes the glass, runs the floor and is a good enough spot-up shooter to draw the defense's attention. With Jeffries, we are going to be very measured because he is still only finishing up the 8th grade. However, most of the time the 6-foot-6 wing looked like the best player and prospect on the floor by a pretty large margin. He can already handle the ball very well, was a monster on the glass, made three-pointers and showed that he can play above the rim. He dunked off the dribble, he dunked in transition and he even went to catch a lob from the back side -- with ease -- on a set play. Jeffries is expected to enroll at Olive Branch (Miss.) High for high school and he is one that will be tracked closely.Here to view this Link.. A 6-foot-5 wing from the sports factory that is Las Vegas (Nev.) Bishop Gorman, Bey is a long-armed and well-rounded wing. He can get to the rim, has a good looking shot and is a fine athlete. What Rivals.com really liked about Bey is that he plays the game at a good pace, doesn't try to do too much and has a mature way about him. Look for him to have an increased role at Gorman next year after playing on the junior varsity team as a freshman.Here to view this Link. and combo guard Cardell McGeeClick Another class of 2018 prospect who left an impression was Jamal BeyClick The Memphis-based Team Thad 15U program features loads of young talent. All weekend long, small forwards Rodgerick BrownClick They fell in the semifinals to the Omaha Crusaders, but Team YOBO had a very nice weekend run. One of the hardest playing teams in the country, they play ultra aggressive pressure defense and then ball screen opponents to death on the offensive end. Point guards K.J. RobinsonClick More Jayhawk news and notesHere to view this Link. and Dezmond McDanielClick More Jayhawk news and notesHere to view this Link. can both thrive in that style. After a big junior season, Robinson showed what earned him early offers from Miami (Ohio) and UMKC. At around 5-foot-10, he is pretty strong and he is very confident with his offense. The next step for him will be to become a little bit more of a distributor off of the dribble as he does tend to put his head down and try to will his way to a bucket at times. A threat from deep, McDaniel is another quick and aggressive guard who gives tremendous energy on both ends of the floor. Because he can shoot well from deep, defenders are at a disadvantage when the ball screen comes because if they try to go over the top, he can get by them, but if they go under he can pull up and shoot.Here to view this Link. and D.J. JeffriesClick They fell in the semifinals to the Omaha Crusaders, but Team YOBO had a very nice weekend run. One of the hardest playing teams in the country, they play ultra aggressive pressure defense and then ball screen opponents to death on the offensive end. Point guards K.J. RobinsonClick More Jayhawk news and notesHere to view this Link. and Dezmond McDanielClick More Jayhawk news and notesHere to view this Link. can both thrive in that style. After a big junior season, Robinson showed what earned him early offers from Miami (Ohio) and UMKC. At around 5-foot-10, he is pretty strong and he is very confident with his offense. The next step for him will be to become a little bit more of a distributor off of the dribble as he does tend to put his head down and try to will his way to a bucket at times. A threat from deep, McDaniel is another quick and aggressive guard who gives tremendous energy on both ends of the floor. Because he can shoot well from deep, defenders are at a disadvantage when the ball screen comes because if they try to go over the top, he can get by them, but if they go under he can pull up and shoot.Here to view this Link. made their presence known. A well-built and athletic 6-foot-5 wing, Brown had a strong freshman season at Cordova (Tenn.) High. He crashes the glass, runs the floor and is a good enough spot-up shooter to draw the defense's attention. With Jeffries, we are going to be very measured because he is still only finishing up the 8th grade. However, most of the time the 6-foot-6 wing looked like the best player and prospect on the floor by a pretty large margin. He can already handle the ball very well, was a monster on the glass, made three-pointers and showed that he can play above the rim. He dunked off the dribble, he dunked in transition and he even went to catch a lob from the back side -- with ease -- on a set play. Jeffries is expected to enroll at Olive Branch (Miss.) High for high school and he is one that will be tracked closely.Here to view this Link.. A 6-foot-5 wing from the sports factory that is Las Vegas (Nev.) Bishop Gorman, Bey is a long-armed and well-rounded wing. He can get to the rim, has a good looking shot and is a fine athlete. What Rivals.com really liked about Bey is that he plays the game at a good pace, doesn't try to do too much and has a mature way about him. Look for him to have an increased role at Gorman next year after playing on the junior varsity team as a freshman.Here to view this Link.. Well-built and athletic, Thatch is a powerful two guard who had a big freshman season at Sikeston (Mo.) High. Davis is a lanky small forward-type from St. Louis (Mo.) Chaminade who can slash to the rim. Beane is a good sized point guard (6-foot-3) from Carbondale (Ill.) High who has a nice feel while McGee is a 6-foot-3 product of Springfield (Ill.) Lanphier capable of making plays off the dribble.Here to view this Link. and Oklahoma StateClick Sticking with the class of 2018 theme, the St. Louis Eagles took home the crown in the 15U division and they have a really nice-looking squad. Their roster features 12 players between the height of 6-foot-3 and 6-foot-6. They are all long armed, athletic and versatile and the odds say that many of them should turn into very good players. Four that stood out were shooting guard Fred ThatchClick Another class of 2018 prospect who left an impression was Jamal BeyClick The Memphis-based Team Thad 15U program features loads of young talent. All weekend long, small forwards Rodgerick BrownClick They fell in the semifinals to the Omaha Crusaders, but Team YOBO had a very nice weekend run. One of the hardest playing teams in the country, they play ultra aggressive pressure defense and then ball screen opponents to death on the offensive end. Point guards K.J. RobinsonClick More Jayhawk news and notesHere to view this Link. and Dezmond McDanielClick More Jayhawk news and notesHere to view this Link. can both thrive in that style. After a big junior season, Robinson showed what earned him early offers from Miami (Ohio) and UMKC. At around 5-foot-10, he is pretty strong and he is very confident with his offense. The next step for him will be to become a little bit more of a distributor off of the dribble as he does tend to put his head down and try to will his way to a bucket at times. A threat from deep, McDaniel is another quick and aggressive guard who gives tremendous energy on both ends of the floor. Because he can shoot well from deep, defenders are at a disadvantage when the ball screen comes because if they try to go over the top, he can get by them, but if they go under he can pull up and shoot.Here to view this Link. and D.J. JeffriesClick They fell in the semifinals to the Omaha Crusaders, but Team YOBO had a very nice weekend run. One of the hardest playing teams in the country, they play ultra aggressive pressure defense and then ball screen opponents to death on the offensive end. Point guards K.J. RobinsonClick More Jayhawk news and notesHere to view this Link. and Dezmond McDanielClick More Jayhawk news and notesHere to view this Link. can both thrive in that style. After a big junior season, Robinson showed what earned him early offers from Miami (Ohio) and UMKC. At around 5-foot-10, he is pretty strong and he is very confident with his offense. The next step for him will be to become a little bit more of a distributor off of the dribble as he does tend to put his head down and try to will his way to a bucket at times. A threat from deep, McDaniel is another quick and aggressive guard who gives tremendous energy on both ends of the floor. Because he can shoot well from deep, defenders are at a disadvantage when the ball screen comes because if they try to go over the top, he can get by them, but if they go under he can pull up and shoot.Here to view this Link. made their presence known. A well-built and athletic 6-foot-5 wing, Brown had a strong freshman season at Cordova (Tenn.) High. He crashes the glass, runs the floor and is a good enough spot-up shooter to draw the defense's attention. With Jeffries, we are going to be very measured because he is still only finishing up the 8th grade. However, most of the time the 6-foot-6 wing looked like the best player and prospect on the floor by a pretty large margin. He can already handle the ball very well, was a monster on the glass, made three-pointers and showed that he can play above the rim. He dunked off the dribble, he dunked in transition and he even went to catch a lob from the back side -- with ease -- on a set play. Jeffries is expected to enroll at Olive Branch (Miss.) High for high school and he is one that will be tracked closely.Here to view this Link.. A 6-foot-5 wing from the sports factory that is Las Vegas (Nev.) Bishop Gorman, Bey is a long-armed and well-rounded wing. He can get to the rim, has a good looking shot and is a fine athlete. What Rivals.com really liked about Bey is that he plays the game at a good pace, doesn't try to do too much and has a mature way about him. Look for him to have an increased role at Gorman next year after playing on the junior varsity team as a freshman.Here to view this Link., small forward Karrington DavisClick Another class of 2018 prospect who left an impression was Jamal BeyClick The Memphis-based Team Thad 15U program features loads of young talent. All weekend long, small forwards Rodgerick BrownClick They fell in the semifinals to the Omaha Crusaders, but Team YOBO had a very nice weekend run. One of the hardest playing teams in the country, they play ultra aggressive pressure defense and then ball screen opponents to death on the offensive end. Point guards K.J. RobinsonClick More Jayhawk news and notesHere to view this Link. and Dezmond McDanielClick More Jayhawk news and notesHere to view this Link. can both thrive in that style. After a big junior season, Robinson showed what earned him early offers from Miami (Ohio) and UMKC. At around 5-foot-10, he is pretty strong and he is very confident with his offense. The next step for him will be to become a little bit more of a distributor off of the dribble as he does tend to put his head down and try to will his way to a bucket at times. A threat from deep, McDaniel is another quick and aggressive guard who gives tremendous energy on both ends of the floor. Because he can shoot well from deep, defenders are at a disadvantage when the ball screen comes because if they try to go over the top, he can get by them, but if they go under he can pull up and shoot.Here to view this Link. and D.J. JeffriesClick They fell in the semifinals to the Omaha Crusaders, but Team YOBO had a very nice weekend run. One of the hardest playing teams in the country, they play ultra aggressive pressure defense and then ball screen opponents to death on the offensive end. Point guards K.J. RobinsonClick More Jayhawk news and notesHere to view this Link. and Dezmond McDanielClick More Jayhawk news and notesHere to view this Link. can both thrive in that style. After a big junior season, Robinson showed what earned him early offers from Miami (Ohio) and UMKC. At around 5-foot-10, he is pretty strong and he is very confident with his offense. The next step for him will be to become a little bit more of a distributor off of the dribble as he does tend to put his head down and try to will his way to a bucket at times. A threat from deep, McDaniel is another quick and aggressive guard who gives tremendous energy on both ends of the floor. Because he can shoot well from deep, defenders are at a disadvantage when the ball screen comes because if they try to go over the top, he can get by them, but if they go under he can pull up and shoot.Here to view this Link. made their presence known. A well-built and athletic 6-foot-5 wing, Brown had a strong freshman season at Cordova (Tenn.) High. He crashes the glass, runs the floor and is a good enough spot-up shooter to draw the defense's attention. With Jeffries, we are going to be very measured because he is still only finishing up the 8th grade. However, most of the time the 6-foot-6 wing looked like the best player and prospect on the floor by a pretty large margin. He can already handle the ball very well, was a monster on the glass, made three-pointers and showed that he can play above the rim. He dunked off the dribble, he dunked in transition and he even went to catch a lob from the back side -- with ease -- on a set play. Jeffries is expected to enroll at Olive Branch (Miss.) High for high school and he is one that will be tracked closely.Here to view this Link.. A 6-foot-5 wing from the sports factory that is Las Vegas (Nev.) Bishop Gorman, Bey is a long-armed and well-rounded wing. He can get to the rim, has a good looking shot and is a fine athlete. What Rivals.com really liked about Bey is that he plays the game at a good pace, doesn't try to do too much and has a mature way about him. Look for him to have an increased role at Gorman next year after playing on the junior varsity team as a freshman.Here to view this Link., point guard Darius BeaneClick Another class of 2018 prospect who left an impression was Jamal BeyClick The Memphis-based Team Thad 15U program features loads of young talent. All weekend long, small forwards Rodgerick BrownClick They fell in the semifinals to the Omaha Crusaders, but Team YOBO had a very nice weekend run. One of the hardest playing teams in the country, they play ultra aggressive pressure defense and then ball screen opponents to death on the offensive end. Point guards K.J. RobinsonClick More Jayhawk news and notesHere to view this Link. and Dezmond McDanielClick More Jayhawk news and notesHere to view this Link. can both thrive in that style. After a big junior season, Robinson showed what earned him early offers from Miami (Ohio) and UMKC. At around 5-foot-10, he is pretty strong and he is very confident with his offense. The next step for him will be to become a little bit more of a distributor off of the dribble as he does tend to put his head down and try to will his way to a bucket at times. A threat from deep, McDaniel is another quick and aggressive guard who gives tremendous energy on both ends of the floor. Because he can shoot well from deep, defenders are at a disadvantage when the ball screen comes because if they try to go over the top, he can get by them, but if they go under he can pull up and shoot.Here to view this Link. and D.J. JeffriesClick They fell in the semifinals to the Omaha Crusaders, but Team YOBO had a very nice weekend run. One of the hardest playing teams in the country, they play ultra aggressive pressure defense and then ball screen opponents to death on the offensive end. Point guards K.J. RobinsonClick More Jayhawk news and notesHere to view this Link. and Dezmond McDanielClick More Jayhawk news and notesHere to view this Link. can both thrive in that style. After a big junior season, Robinson showed what earned him early offers from Miami (Ohio) and UMKC. At around 5-foot-10, he is pretty strong and he is very confident with his offense. The next step for him will be to become a little bit more of a distributor off of the dribble as he does tend to put his head down and try to will his way to a bucket at times. A threat from deep, McDaniel is another quick and aggressive guard who gives tremendous energy on both ends of the floor. Because he can shoot well from deep, defenders are at a disadvantage when the ball screen comes because if they try to go over the top, he can get by them, but if they go under he can pull up and shoot.Here to view this Link. made their presence known. A well-built and athletic 6-foot-5 wing, Brown had a strong freshman season at Cordova (Tenn.) High. He crashes the glass, runs the floor and is a good enough spot-up shooter to draw the defense's attention. With Jeffries, we are going to be very measured because he is still only finishing up the 8th grade. However, most of the time the 6-foot-6 wing looked like the best player and prospect on the floor by a pretty large margin. He can already handle the ball very well, was a monster on the glass, made three-pointers and showed that he can play above the rim. He dunked off the dribble, he dunked in transition and he even went to catch a lob from the back side -- with ease -- on a set play. Jeffries is expected to enroll at Olive Branch (Miss.) High for high school and he is one that will be tracked closely.Here to view this Link.. A 6-foot-5 wing from the sports factory that is Las Vegas (Nev.) Bishop Gorman, Bey is a long-armed and well-rounded wing. He can get to the rim, has a good looking shot and is a fine athlete. What Rivals.com really liked about Bey is that he plays the game at a good pace, doesn't try to do too much and has a mature way about him. Look for him to have an increased role at Gorman next year after playing on the junior varsity team as a freshman.Here to view this Link. and combo guard Cardell McGeeClick Another class of 2018 prospect who left an impression was Jamal BeyClick The Memphis-based Team Thad 15U program features loads of young talent. All weekend long, small forwards Rodgerick BrownClick They fell in the semifinals to the Omaha Crusaders, but Team YOBO had a very nice weekend run. One of the hardest playing teams in the country, they play ultra aggressive pressure defense and then ball screen opponents to death on the offensive end. Point guards K.J. RobinsonClick More Jayhawk news and notesHere to view this Link. and Dezmond McDanielClick More Jayhawk news and notesHere to view this Link. can both thrive in that style. After a big junior season, Robinson showed what earned him early offers from Miami (Ohio) and UMKC. At around 5-foot-10, he is pretty strong and he is very confident with his offense. The next step for him will be to become a little bit more of a distributor off of the dribble as he does tend to put his head down and try to will his way to a bucket at times. A threat from deep, McDaniel is another quick and aggressive guard who gives tremendous energy on both ends of the floor. Because he can shoot well from deep, defenders are at a disadvantage when the ball screen comes because if they try to go over the top, he can get by them, but if they go under he can pull up and shoot.Here to view this Link. and D.J. JeffriesClick They fell in the semifinals to the Omaha Crusaders, but Team YOBO had a very nice weekend run. One of the hardest playing teams in the country, they play ultra aggressive pressure defense and then ball screen opponents to death on the offensive end. Point guards K.J. RobinsonClick More Jayhawk news and notesHere to view this Link. and Dezmond McDanielClick More Jayhawk news and notesHere to view this Link. can both thrive in that style. After a big junior season, Robinson showed what earned him early offers from Miami (Ohio) and UMKC. At around 5-foot-10, he is pretty strong and he is very confident with his offense. The next step for him will be to become a little bit more of a distributor off of the dribble as he does tend to put his head down and try to will his way to a bucket at times. A threat from deep, McDaniel is another quick and aggressive guard who gives tremendous energy on both ends of the floor. Because he can shoot well from deep, defenders are at a disadvantage when the ball screen comes because if they try to go over the top, he can get by them, but if they go under he can pull up and shoot.Here to view this Link. made their presence known. A well-built and athletic 6-foot-5 wing, Brown had a strong freshman season at Cordova (Tenn.) High. He crashes the glass, runs the floor and is a good enough spot-up shooter to draw the defense's attention. With Jeffries, we are going to be very measured because he is still only finishing up the 8th grade. However, most of the time the 6-foot-6 wing looked like the best player and prospect on the floor by a pretty large margin. He can already handle the ball very well, was a monster on the glass, made three-pointers and showed that he can play above the rim. He dunked off the dribble, he dunked in transition and he even went to catch a lob from the back side -- with ease -- on a set play. Jeffries is expected to enroll at Olive Branch (Miss.) High for high school and he is one that will be tracked closely.Here to view this Link.. A 6-foot-5 wing from the sports factory that is Las Vegas (Nev.) Bishop Gorman, Bey is a long-armed and well-rounded wing. He can get to the rim, has a good looking shot and is a fine athlete. What Rivals.com really liked about Bey is that he plays the game at a good pace, doesn't try to do too much and has a mature way about him. Look for him to have an increased role at Gorman next year after playing on the junior varsity team as a freshman.Here to view this Link.. Well-built and athletic, Thatch is a powerful two guard who had a big freshman season at Sikeston (Mo.) High. Davis is a lanky small forward-type from St. Louis (Mo.) Chaminade who can slash to the rim. Beane is a good sized point guard (6-foot-3) from Carbondale (Ill.) High who has a nice feel while McGee is a 6-foot-3 product of Springfield (Ill.) Lanphier capable of making plays off the dribble.Here to view this Link.. After developing an early reputation as a shooter, the product of Eudora (Kan.) High who plays for KC Run GMC has shown that he's actually more of a creator off the dribble. Ballock is strong athlete and very skilled as a ball-handler and passer. He got to the rim, found teammates, made pull-ups and then stepped out to hit three-pointers. Ballock also showed to be a tough competitor playing through ankle and groin injuries suffered throughout the weekend.Here to view this Link., who went off for 41 points on Saturday afternoon. The bow-legged junior played at two speeds, fast and faster, as he got to the rim repeatedly. He drew fouls, mixed in a few jumpers and rang up his points without being selfish. The product of Gary (Ind.) 21st Century Academy scored 32 points per game as a junior but surprisingly has no scholarship offers. He mentioned LaSalle, Northern Kentucky, Western Illinois, UNCW, Detroit and Northern Illinois as programs that have shown interest.Here to view this Link. showed plenty of ability. At about 5-foot-11 and maybe 160 pounds, he lacks nothing in the toughness department. He is a passer with tremendous vision but also uses his quickness to get to the rim and make plays for his own offense and is a good shooter. IUPUI and Wisconsin-Milwaukee have given early offers and he should be getting more on the mid-major level.Here to view this Link.. A class of 2015 prospect, he has some wing skills, a solid frame to build on and plays a nice inside/out game.