Rivals.com recruiting analyst Eric Bossi touched on Fayetteville (N.C.) Trinity Christian junior point guard Dennis Smith Jr., who moonlighted with Team Penny for the weekend, and a freshman shooting guard from the Pennsylvania that I've been high on since last August, Cameron Reddish.
From the story:
The best point guard in the class of 2016 found his comfort zone on Saturday night. Making an appearance with Team Penny, Dennis Smith had been getting acclimated to his teammates. Saturday night the No. 4 player in 2016 went off for 29 points, five rebounds, four steals and two assists to lead Team Penny to an overtime win over All-Ohio Red. Not only did Smith produce, he gave the crowd what they wanted to see with some high rising jams including one particularly impressive one where he drove left along the baseline, exploded off two feet and cocked back with one hand on a defender.
Picking up where he left off in the 16U division of the EYBL's first session in Hampton, Va., 6-foot-5 wing Cameron Reddish of Team Final did several nice things. Most of all he was extremely confident with his jumper. Reddish dialed them up from three point land and got to the free throw line. He told Rivals.com that he's received his first offer from Penn State. Louisville, Temple, Syracuse, Virginia, Villanova, North Carolina, Wake Forest, Duke and N.C. State have all expressed some level of interest. In the last year Reddish said that he's visited Louisville, Syracuse and all of the North Carolina schools.
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From the story:
The best point guard in the class of 2016 found his comfort zone on Saturday night. Making an appearance with Team Penny, Dennis Smith had been getting acclimated to his teammates. Saturday night the No. 4 player in 2016 went off for 29 points, five rebounds, four steals and two assists to lead Team Penny to an overtime win over All-Ohio Red. Not only did Smith produce, he gave the crowd what they wanted to see with some high rising jams including one particularly impressive one where he drove left along the baseline, exploded off two feet and cocked back with one hand on a defender.
Picking up where he left off in the 16U division of the EYBL's first session in Hampton, Va., 6-foot-5 wing Cameron Reddish of Team Final did several nice things. Most of all he was extremely confident with his jumper. Reddish dialed them up from three point land and got to the free throw line. He told Rivals.com that he's received his first offer from Penn State. Louisville, Temple, Syracuse, Virginia, Villanova, North Carolina, Wake Forest, Duke and N.C. State have all expressed some level of interest. In the last year Reddish said that he's visited Louisville, Syracuse and all of the North Carolina schools.
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