Tyre Pinder - high basketball IQ was on display. He demonstrated the ability to run the team at an elite level. His elite ball handling skills allowed him to create space and operate accordingly. Dropping some nice dimes and his on the ball defense was a thing of beauty to watch. He made open shots when the opportunity presented itself.

Demaree King - had a great weekend showing us his offensive skills set. King shot the ball as anyone in the tournament according to scouts present at the Long Horn Classic. King had the ability to pull the three ball from anywhere on the floor. His defense was also superb. Picked up a few college interests!  

James Shodimu  provided a lot of energy for the team. He was able to get deep penetration and put the defense on high alert, with his strong frame and blistering speed. Defensively Shodimu created a lot of problems for the opposing teams.

CJ Parks, finally had the opportunity to display his SF skills on the big stage. He shot the ball at a 51% over the course of the tournament. Parks was electrifying scoring from all three levels. He had his breakout game Versus Nike D1 Premiere. He certainly helped his recruiting along the way. Parks was also tough on the boards and making the right plays.

Olawale Odofin was simply a terror around the basket. His ability to block and change shots was simply amazing. The high elevator man he was. Dunking around the basket and shooting the long ball from deep. Defensively he showed the ability to step out and defend perimeter players. Odofin helped his recruiting.

Marvin Lowe showed his ability to be considered an elite wing. He shot the long ball well and was tough finishing around the basket. Lowe has the ability to play the 3 or 4 spot comfortably. As the season progresses, watch Lowe stock continue to rise. 

Kobe Rose had a interesting weekend, showing flashes of becoming a high level wing who can facilitate the game. Rose showed that he can shoot the ball and he attached the basket well when he did. Defensively he was tough on the ball. 

Darius Riggs was a late addition to the team jumping in with one practice. Darius gave us some instant offense of the bench and a great rebounding guard. Darius is a tough nose kid who loves to compete and had an edge about him. 

Collin Johnson provided some good minutes for the team when he was on the floor.He played good position defense and was aggressive offensively.