College coaches be sure to remember the name Trace Young of Kentucky Hoop Dreams. Photo Cred: Willie Evans

Trace Young has all the signs of a future high-major player as he’s a 6’8 wing who makes shots, sees the floor and passes well with the ability to handle the ball under pressure. His size and skill package make him a terrific prospect for the next level.

He has a very solid mid-range game; he understands when to drive to the rim and when to pull up before the defender can contest his shot. He is a consistent threat from behind the 3-point arc; he showed good shot selection in not forcing many contested shots resulting in a good field goal percentage. Young is a player who will attract a lot of attention this summer

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On the Radar

Kevin Morris

Southeast Elite forward Kevin Morris has attracted the attention of many college programs around the country. Morris has recently picked up offers from Miami-Ohio, Rice, North Florida, Troy, Samford, Cornell, Brown, Yale, and UL-Monroe. Morris sports a 3.4 GPA to go along with a 24 on the ACT, he is a player for high major programs to keep an eye on this summer.

Footage of Kevin Morris provided by Live Prep Nation

Alston Davis

One of the Hottest players during the April Evaluation period was Charlotte Aces wing Alston Davis. He is a long and athletic swingman, Davis scores by filling lanes in transition, slashing to the rim, or pulling up in the mid-range area. He plays with great energy and urgency at all times. He is strong enough to score through contact and finish or draw fouls. It’s easy to see why high major schools are all over him.

Preston Parks

Parks is extremely quick with the ball; he utilizes his outstanding ability to change speed and direction. He is very difficult to contain in transition when he gets a full head of steam going. He is a scoring point guard that shoots the ball well on pull up jumpers in transition or off of ball screens. He is a good passer that understands how to draw the defense and pitch or patiently feed the post. Parks will be a hot commodity during the July evaluation period.

David Nickelberry

Nickelberry at 6-7 is a skilled combination forward that can flat out shoot the ball. He has a pretty stroke and knocks down open three’s and mid-range shots off the catch with regularity. He does a good job reading penetration and screens as he spaces to an open area. Nickelberry will attract a lot of attention from high major programs this summer.

Montrell Dixson

Dixon is a big time athlete who is transitioning from the post to the perimeter. He really has a nose for the ball and is a very good at scoring in transition. He plays with a ton of energy and really has a good motor. High major programs will be all over Dixon before the summer is over.

Around the Rim

Southern Stampede guard Zach Cooks was on campus at South Alabama over the weekend

Duke has offered 2017 PG Trae Young of MoKan Elite

Georgia Stars 2017 forward Chuma Okeke was on campus at Auburn over the weekend

Texas will host 2017 Team Penny forward PJ Washington on campus today

2016 Heat Check guard Jordan Lyons will be on campus at Samford today

2017 SF Carlos Carriere of Alpharetta (GA) was on campus at South Alabama over the weekend

Alabama has picked up a commitment from 2015 SG Kobe Eubanks of Elev8 Academy (FL)

Western Kentucky has offered 2019 SF Bruce Guy Jr. of Team Thad

Southern Stampede 2017 guard Al Durham will be on campus at Indiana

Dacula (GA) guard Derek St. Hilaire has picked up interest from South Alabama, Gardner Webb, Radford, and Rider

Exposure & Showcase Opportunities

Shun Williams is the owner of On the Radar Hoops, Inc. The On the Radar Hoops Report is picked up by Division I and II colleges and universities across the country. He serves as the director of the On the Radar Hoops Fall Showcase, On the Radar Hoops Spring Showcase, On the Radar Hoops Invitational, Elite 32 Session I, Elite 32 Session II, Power 24, and Super 6 Showcase Session I & II