Jacelyn Bryant (2030) impressed me immediately by dropping the long ball ala "catch and shoot" yet her attacking the basket strongly and finishing showing good body control at this stage. She also saw the floor in the set, as well as in the open court, and she falls into that "heady" group, which is a great intangible to have. She rebounds and handles the ball afterward, but her "on the ball" defense, as well as playing the passing lane, leaves me with her having a solid foundation and plenty of upside
Ella Bryant (2033) dropped the mic for me off the top in her video by giving me the "step back" for 2 from the midrange, yet her court vision at this stage is ahead of her years because, whether it was in the set or in transition, she hit teammates in traffic. She scored off the dribble, nice change of pace, plus her mid to LONG-RANGE looked good. She also played solid defense, and anticipates passes, aka played the passing lane and used her quick hands to get steals, yep, solid upside
