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Let's start out with Portsmouth:

Jordan Usher, Georgia Tech
Darius Days, LSU
Abu Kigab, Boise State
Taz Sherman, West Virginia
Garrison Brooks, Mississippi State
D'Shawn Schwartz, Colorado
Jacob Gilyard, Richmond
Justin Bean, Utah State

RJ Cole, UConn
Tyrese Martin, UConn
Stanley Umude, Arkansas
Bryce Hamilton, UNLV
Paul Atkinson Jr., Notre Dame
Darryl Morsell, Marquette

Jamal Cain, Oakland
Terrell Brown Jr., Washington
Anthony Duruji, Florida
Fabian White Jr., Houston
DeVante' Jones, Michigan
Alex Morales, Wagner

that's a lot of talent at portsmouth so far. i'm impressed.

SeattleJazzFan wrote:that's a lot of talent at portsmouth so far. i'm impressed.

The recent announcements make this class even more impressive (though we should have expected that with the extra year of eligibility).

Alex O'Connell, Creighton
Ryan Hawkins, Creighton
Nate Watson, Providence
Isaiah Whaley, UConn
Charlie Moore, Miami U
Kam McGusty, Miami U
Keve Aluma, Virginia Tech
Jimmy Boeheim, Syracuse
Grant Golden, Richmond
Fatts Russell, Maryland
Payton Willis, Minnesota

Double post

Official first round lists are out:





2 out of my 3 non-D1 stars made it.

Reviewed as many as I could pre-tournament. 32 senior draft prospects
http://jtmbasketball.blogspot.com/2022/04/the-portsmouth-invitational-2022.html

alex barcello will surprise people. he's a great player, but ultimately a "not quite" nba prospect. just a tad too small, too slow and doesn't handle quite well enough. but he'll be great in portsmouth and eventually in europe if he chooses that path.

G league Elite




NBA Combine

Day 1 G league elite:

Jared Rhoden - flashed good vision and showed a high motor. Good length and size and should be drafted

AJ Green - did a great job moving the ball around and controlled the tempo when he was in the game. Hit some 3's to keep defenses honest

Jalen Wilson - also flashed a high motor and versatility switching. He hit from the perimeter and had a good game overall

Kenneth Lofton - slimmed down 25lbs and he was dominant offensively. He connected on 2 threes. His footwork and resulting post moves were a few cuts above everyone else here. Also, he passed well out of the post.

Day 2 G League Elite:
Kenneth Lofton - flashed again with a pretty dominant post effort. He did get into foul trouble and D will be his biggest question mark, but you cannot argue with his interior post moves, as well as his improved 3 pt jumper

Bryson Williams - was also solid in day 1, but he really flashed here today scoring just about at will inside. He can stretch and he uses every bit of that 7'2 wingspan

Quenton Jackson - great activity level again this game, but he did a better job defensively. He has outstanding hands and does a great job getting to the rim and finishing. Tested as a plus athlete, which reflects what you see on tape.

Tyrese Martin - he was back to his PIT ways in this one and made several great reads on offense. He also did an excellent job on the glass and was effective both shooting and finishing. Good 2 way player, like Jackson.

Buddy Boeheim - went on a serious hot streak and was scorching from beyond the arc.

How has Luke Travers looked at the ignite camp?

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mattyj wrote:How has Luke Travers looked at the ignite camp?

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The first day he was tentative and had to adjust to the play style (said in an interview he was nervous). Mid way through the first game, he found his stride. He was excellent in game 2, hitting open shots and getting in the lane and distributing. I liked his game a lot. With many of the skilled wings coming from the international ranks, there will be another level of ball security adjustment because the hands of players in the US are quicker generally and.they capitalize on mistakes faster in transition.