Murfreesboro, Tenn. – Middle Tennessee is proving to be the crossroads of basketball talent in the southeast. The camp roster at the CoachHemi.com Showcase showed to be a balance of players from several surrounding states. In this recap we look at three unsigned seniors who improved their chances of playing at the next level with their play this weekend. By: @JLHemingwayPSB 2014 CoachHemi.com Showcase Recap #1 FEATURE PLAYERS Cedric MGinnis (Birmingham, Ala.), Wenonah HS – 2014 Coming off another state championship run, the 5-foot-10 guard came and dominated the showcase much as......
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McKinley Brown is looking towards the future after the Spring Showcase. *Photo by Nakita Hemingway Available Senior Report OTRHoopsReport.com National Evaluator Jonathan Hemingway tabbed Elijah Weems of Marietta, Ga. as the biggest stock riser of the 2013-14 season. This 6-foot-3 combo-guard had an outstanding year which led to a year-long offensive outburst. He can create his offense off the dribble as well hit the jumper from long-range. Weems had multiple 30 point performances this season and thus caught the attention of schools such as College of Charleston, Florida Atlantic, UNC-Ashville, Winthrop, and......
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Simon Shafack continues to improve his stock and his game as a class of 2014 prospect. Buford, Ga. – The inaugural EBA Top 40 workout was a success, because it gave our OTRHoopsReport.com a glimpse at parting seniors while also getting a look at future stars in the region. Here is a look back at some of the notable from “The Factory” at Bogan Park. A prospect that has steadily fought to be on college coaches’ radar this season is Simon Shafack of Sugar Hill, Ga. The 6-foot-4 unsigned senior brings a......
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