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2023 Carolina Jam Top Overall Performers Part II

19, Apr 2023

2023 Carolina Jam Top Overall Performers Part II

RALEIGH, NC - The 2023 HoopSeen Carolina Jam was full of studs and the talent filled the spacious Raleigh Convention Center. We will be rolling out the top performers all week long. 

 

Richard Goods

Greensboro, NC

Class
2024
|
Position
PF
|
Height
6' 8"
|
National
150
National Pos. Rank
32
State
16
State Pos. Rank
2

 

After our HoopSeen Tip-Off our North Carolina editor Justin Byerly said Goods will be a major riser this spring. JB was spot on. Absolutely nailed it. Goods was one of the most effective big men in the field. His pick and roll game is efficient. His rebounding goes outside of his area. When the game calls for above the action, Goods brings it with power. It wouldn’t surprise me if he takes a major jump up over the next couple of weeks when we get into the NCAA Live Period. He warrants NCAA tournament teams attention. - Justin Young 

 

Jeffrey Clark

Greensboro, NC

Class
2024
|
Position
SF
|
Height
6' 5"
|
School Team
National
WL
National Pos. Rank
WL
State
WL
State Pos. Rank
WL

 

If you like Taurean Prince, odds are you’re probably going to like Clark. He’s a true 3&D wing with a knack for making stops with a full unleashing of energy and purpose. He plays defense all over the floor and takes pride in being a player who can and will make a stop. Clark doesn’t turn the action off. On offense, he confidently knocked down three-pointers and was locked in. - Justin Young 

 

Bobby Cannon

Winston-Salem, NC

Class
2024
|
Position
PF
|
Height
6' 10"
|
School Team
National
132
National Pos. Rank
23
State
11
State Pos. Rank
1

 

I thought Bobby Cannon had a super weekend planned with Garner Road. The long and lanky forward was a pest on the defensive end with his shot-blocking ability and his rebounding. What is interesting about Cannon is that he can also step out beyond the three-point line and stretch the floor with his shooting. He can get out in transition and run the floor finishing with dunks, while also being able to score around the basket with a soft touch. I think he is one of those guys that will see his recruitment soar during the live period over the next couple of weeks.- Justin Byerly

 

Myron McKoy

Rocky Point, NC

Class
2024
|
Position
PG
|
Height
5' 5"
|
School Team
National
WL
National Pos. Rank
WL
State
WL
State Pos. Rank
WL

 

I thought McKoy put on one of the best shooting performances of the weekend in a game that was high-level as Flight 22 took on Team Trezz Edwards. He is a knockdown shooter off the catch and good off one/two dribble pull-ups. Had seven 3-pointers against Team Trezz and 23 points total. He’s one of those guards I can get to the spots and either make the jump shot or make the defender miss and find an easy pass to an open teammate. - Evan Rogers

 

Isaiah Otyaluk

Durham, NC

Class
2024
|
Position
SF
|
Height
6' 6"
|
National
NR
National Pos. Rank
NR
State
14
State Pos. Rank
5

 

Otyaluk has been on my list of guys that I feel are worthy of a college scholarship. He has the length, skill set and score, and the ability to be able to play at the next level. He has a consistent shot from the outside, along with his reach to be able to cause problems as a defender and score in the paint. I felt like he had a strong weekend and only solidified himself as a guy that should be able to get some college looks over the next couple of weeks.- Justin Byerly 

 

Bob Gibbons

 


Justin Byerly
State Editor

Justin Byerly has spent the past 15 years covering North Carolina prep and grassroots basketball. He has previously worked with The Recruit Scoop and Rivals.com. In addition to that he has contributed to The USA Today, Charlotte Observer, The Asheville Citizen-Times and The Sun News. He has held The Justin Byerly Upstate/WNC Showcase the past two years and has helped student-athletes from North Carolina and South Carolina receive college scholarships. He owns The Byerly Report scouting service that has over 100 college subscriptions. Justin resides in Asheville, North Carolina with his wife Danielle and four children.