Top Junior
Prospects
Jeremy
Olsen (PF/C, Collins Hill, GA) - The 6' 9", 215 pounder has
good size, toughness, and shooting ability for a kid his size.
He will
need to work on his quickness and lift off of the floor, but nevertheless, he
looks to be a solid D1 prospect.
Ole Miss is keeping a close eye on the
young man, while Utah, BYU, and Xavier have already offered.
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| Gentry Hinds |
Gentry
Hinds (PG, Memphis, TN) - The 6' 0", 185 pound point guard can simply
score it from anywhere on the floor and has cat quick reflexes. Gentry has exceptional
ball handling skills and can flat out shoot the basketball.
Hinds needs
to work on becoming a true point guard, but he has all of the tools to become
a high D1 prospect.
Ole Miss (offer), Memphis, and Tennessee (offer) are
the three main players at this point.
Christian
Watford (SF, Birmingham, AL) - The highest rated recruit for the
'09 class that attended the Elite camp at Ole Miss has all of the tools.
Scout.com's
#6 rated strong forward is versatile and has exceptional knowledge of the
game. He needs to become a more consistent shooter, and if he does that, we might
be looking at another Shane Battier.
Like
Battier, Watford simply does it all. He plays hard, knows how to play the game,
and has elite athletic ability on the court.
Christian can pretty much
hand pick where he wants to attend on the next level. He virtually has offers
from all of the SEC and ACC programs.
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Jontaveous Sulton |
Jontaveous Sulton (Wing, Yazoo County, MS) - Jontaveous was
one of the more talented kids at Ole Miss' Elite camp. He is very versatile, long,
and plays hard each and every play.
The 6' 7", 195 pounder is
very active but needs to find his natural position on the floor and add some body
strength and mass.
Jon
Hood (Wing, Madisonville, KY) - The 6' 6", 180 pounder had the softest
shooting touch out of all of the campers.
The Rebels were so impressed by Hoods'
performance at the Elite camp, that a scholarship offer was extended.
Jon
simply knows how to play the game. He reminded one scout of a Keith Carter, in
the retrospect that he can really think quickly and anticipates where the ball
is going before anyone else. This makes up for his lack of quickness.
MTSU
has also offered, and he was recently invited to the prestigious Kentucky Elite
Camp. Look for his recruitment to really pick up in the near future.