10 things I liked on opening day at NBA Top 100 camp
The first day of action is in the books for the 2016 NBA Top 100 Camp. I liked a handful of things. These 10 things I liked the most.
- The way Jaylen Hands did whatever he wanted.
- The way Alex O’Connell shot the perimeter shot and the way he scored from all spots on the floor.
- The way Tremont Waters passed the rock. It was a thing of beauty. He was, hands down, the best distributor of the rock on Wednesday.
- The way Rayshaun Hammonds made this play. The Norcross, Georgia forward was a versatile as a transition four man.
- The way Remy Martin led by production and the way he led in spoken word. Thought the Arizona State bound point guard was very impressive as a leader.
- The way big man David McCormack played with toughness. He was the most physical player that I saw in my four games watched on Wednesday. He was down right mean. And I liked that.
- The way Lou King played the first time I’ve seen him in action. The class of 2018 wing from Jersey was smooth on both ends of the floor.
- The way Lavar Batts uses his first step - freaky, fast and effective.
- The way Chris Vogt blocked shots.
- The way Terrence Lewis produced. The class of 2018 forward from Wisconsin just got it done. His play always forced a glance to the roster sheet to see who he was.