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OTR Power 24
2027 6’3 PG Tyson Sharper (@TysonSharper) (Georgia Canes 17U)
Sharper has a quick and explosive first step when he has the basketball in his hands where he finished at the front of the rim as well as displaying confidence in shooting from the perimeter on offense. Defensively, he continues to be a matchup problem for opposing guards where he did a good job staying in front of his man, as well as being active in the passing gaps, and snatching timely rebounds in the win over Palmetto City Hurricanes. Overall, his good feel for the game and his high motor set the tone in the final game of the weekend. #OTRPower24
Tyson Sharper (@TysonSharper) is tough. Was cooking all game in his matchup against Team person. Gave defenders trouble with staying in front and for downhill for a floater or acrobatic finish. Good passer too.
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I am trying to understand is are evaluators bad or recruiters are lazy? There’s some players out in these basketball streets that can go. Boys and girls. Many kids are missed. Many many.
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Saw a lot of great bball this weekend.Only saw a couple good pg's out of like 40 but the glaring thing is many kids don't pass the ball or don't pass it on time.Easy shots are hard to come by cuz of the lack of passing. Coaches don't coach it or have consequences for not doing it