Mims May Have Clock Issue
Karlton Mims, an aggressive 6-2, 180 pound sophomore shooting guard from Garden City C.C. in Garden City, Kan., may have to go the Division II route due to an NCAA clock issue.
Mims has Division I level talent. He's an explosive athlete who finishes plays around the basket that other perimeter players can't, and he elevates exceptionally on his jumper. Thanks to his athletic pop, Mims is also a very good rebounder for a guard.
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In two games at the Jayhawk Shootout, Mims averaged 17.5 points per game. He also logged 32 minutes per game at the shootout, and plays with a high degree of intensity when he's in the game.
Garden City Asst. Coach Ryan Hellenthal told Rivalshoops.com that Mims may not be able to go the D-I route due to a clock issue. The Evanston, Ill., native graduated from high school back in 1999, and has been at some other schools prior to enrolling at Garden City.
Rivalshoops.com will keep you posted on Mims' situation as the JUCO season unfolds, so stay tuned.