#OTRHoopsReport: Freshman Run Down – Sept 27, 2017

There were many of the top underclassmen in the Atlanta Metro area and beyond at the OTR Super 64 Camp.

LAWRENCEVILLE, Ga., – The pocket of time in between summer travel basketball and high school competition is important for players. Training, development and exposure are all avenues that prospects take advantage of during the months leading up to the first practice in October. The OTR Super 64 Camp provided all of these for players in the Atlanta Metro area and beyond. Here is a look at several prospects who stood out in the freshman class:

Ashton Malone – Norcross (GA) – 2021

This freshman guard recently picked up an offer from Middle Tennessee State. He has a terrific frame with broad shoulders, and ideal athleticism. He loves to attack off the dribble and is a very potent scorer in the mid-range area. He can score with a runner or floater in the lane. In addition, he can finish with either hand and utilizes his strength to get around the bigs.

CJ Williams – Derland (FL) – 2021

He is a true point who makes plays for himself and others, has a tight handle, good court vision, and pinpoint passing ability. He can drive to score or dish and shows good ability to read the defense and make decisions while in attack mode. He has floaters, pull-ups and wide angled lay-ups in his offensive arsenal and has a solid understanding in pick and roll situations.

RJ Noord – Columbia (GA) – 2021

Noord is a scoring machine who can put points on the board in a hurry. He has a nice combination of getting by you off the dribble and being able to make the perimeter jump shot with range. He has a tremendous pace and confidence to his game, and never feels like he is in trouble. Noord has quick hands and feet and is also active in the passing lanes. He should excel in the Columbia offense this year and make plays defensively.

Bobby Moore – Harrison (GA) – 2021

One of the top freshman in the state of Georgia, Moore exploded onto the scene this summer. He is quite potent in transition where he knows how to finish at or above the rim. He plays with great energy and can make plays at both ends of the floor due to his length and quickness. He has the ability to rebound in traffic and lead the fast break and he is a good passer. He’s a powerful driver and slasher from the wing and along the baseline in the half court and can scores through contact with great physical strength.

Madison Durr – St. Francis (GA) – 2021

Durr is lead guard with terrific size, strength, and length for his position. He sees the court and puts immediate pressuring on the defense by advancing the ball with the pass or the dribble. He can make plays in the quarter court by shaking his man to either side and utilizes his size and athleticism to finish at wide angles away from his body.

Frank Anselem – Westlake (GA) – 2021

Over the past year, Anselem has made drastic improvements to his game. His energy level and activeness is rare for a post player as he is relentless in running the floor and perusing the ball off the glass. He is surprisingly skilled and is a good passer that can make plays facing up or with his back to the basket. Anselem, who will be an impact player this year as a rebounder and shot blocker.

Jacob Comer – Prattville (GA) – 2021

He is more clever than quick and he has savvy which allowed him to get past defenders into the lane to either finish or dish off to teammates. His jump shot is solid out to the 3-point line and he can swish the mid-range pull-up as well.  He is very crafty working along the baseline and has a smooth looking jump shot out to the stripe.

Donta Eberhardt is a contribute to On the Radar Hoops