Myrtle Beach, SC - Big Shots Myrtle Beach I and II had hundreds of division one prospects between all classes. 
Here are 1,500 words about the players who stood out and why they were special. 

Terquavion Smith - 2021 G Tea Marie Hoops 
Smith was on fire from the outside for Team Marie Hoops, which went undefeated at 7-0! He turned heads in his last game by knocking down 8 triples which is the strength of his game. Smith will fire three’s when open, as he is supremely confident and quick to make consecutive shots!  He spaces the floor for his teammates because he's quick-release accurate deep jumper must be must contest and defended or opponents will pay. There is no doubt that Smith who is heading to play for Kevin Keatts at N.C state is one of if not the best outside shooter in North Carolina. 

D'Marco Dunn-2021 G Garner Road 3SSB
An excellent lead guard who affects the game in a variety of ways. Dunn owns a long perimeter frame and is one of the better on-ball defenders in the class. Throughout the event, he would sit and slide on defense and move his feet to get over a ball screen.  Offensively he is smooth with his handle and shows great pace and understands passing angles to hit the open cutter or shooter. Perhaps what stood out most was his drive and find and drop off the game. When it came to shooting, he displayed a long-range on his jumper and releases with confidence.  A playmaker and a shot-maker Dunn bring production and potential to the game. Expect him to be a top 50 prospect when it is all said and done.

 De'Ante Green - 2022 PF Tea Marie Hoops
A terrific high /low post player. Skilled both in the paint and from a shot face-up position with and a strong frame. His hands are secure; the footwork is agile and has good bounce at a young age. A dual threat as ball screener because he can roll and finish inside or pop to 15-17’. Shot mechanics are very good on both his jumper and his free throw. His instincts tell him when he is open and he is smart to move the ball when defended. Plays well from the elbows because of his IQ and will back defender down inside. Right now, he is the best player in the class of 2022 in the state of North Carolina. 

Lucas Taylor - 2021 SG  Garner Road 3SSB
One of the best shooters in the state of NC and nationally. Tayor struggled early but continued to shoot and make shots from everywhere on the floor. With excellent size and length, Taylor has strong shot preparation, mechanics, and release which allows him to see the rim with ease. Taylor would spot up in transition or the half-court a knock it down. Could become a supreme shooter as he continues to move without the ball to create space for himself. 

Corneilous Williams - 2022 PF Big Shots NC 2022  
Play the game with a consistent energy level all game long. He scores best on finishing drop off passes or offensive rebound put backs. He is extremely consistent and committed on the glass which leads to a double-double. He rebounds with length and is active to pursue the missed shot. A rim runner who gets ahead of the defense or will get back to protect the rim. With a thin frame, he still sat down and sealed his man for angles to score. A team player with positive body language. A breakout performer and was extremely productive with plenty of upsides. 

Brandon Huntley Hatfield - 2022 SF BMaze Elite 
Hatfield is a top 10 prospect in the class of 2021 and when the best NBA prospect at the event. He got off to a slow start but came on stronger with each contest. Hatfield is talented as anyone on the offensive end of the floor with terrific size, length shooting touch, and fluidity. His deadly jumper got cooking on Saturday night and Sunday where he was unstoppable. When he hit the defensive glass he would take it and lead the fast break, once in a position to attack or find the open man he instincts were on target.  When motivated on the defensive end he could be even more impactful. 

BJ Edwards - 2022 PG BMaze Elite 
A wiry body and explosive with a quick first step as he gets into the paint at will to score or find the open man. A strong pull-up game and a three-point along with court awareness make him elite. He brings advanced offensive instincts along with the ability to facilitate at a moment’s notice. Defensibly he can lock up and is improving on that end. H plays to win vs playing for himself, which makes him special. A top 100 prospect in the class of 2022. 

Marcus Banks – 2021  G VA Venom Hughes 
Banks put on a scoring show all weekend. He understands how to get buckets by way of his jumper or drive game. His mind is focused on scoring and shows poise with the ball. Will utilize a jab step or a shot fake to create space. He is comfortable on the blocks posting up like size or small defense sand is effective as a scorer or passer from the paint. As a prolific scorer Banks can go for big numbers and plays with great offensive confidence. 

Asa White –2022 PF Garner Road 3SSB 
The long athletic frame protects the rim by shutting off the baseline, contesting the shot, and blocking shots. An active forward/center type who is very mobile and agile. Active on the offensive glass for second-chance points. A stand outrunner with speed, long strides, and energy for transition points. Operates with confidence from the high post to score and even more proactive in the paint with touch and length. The body needs muscle but the entire physical package is in place. Positive body language, with concern for his teammates. Great potential. 

Elijah Jamison - 2021 PG Tea Marie Hoops 
The high-level competitor who brings the passion all game long . a hard strong line driver who creates fouls by scoring thru contact. Can play in the conversion game or the half-court set. Defensively he shows the willingness to stop the ball and will rebound down to start the break. He makes tough shots and free throws. Big heart and a commitment to winning make him very attractive to college coaches. 

Jacobi Wright – 2021 PG Tea Marie Hoops 
Wright is a scoring point guard who has the best step-back jumper in South Carolina and is more than effective from long-range. A high-end competitor who displays an under control handle to navigate in ball screens creates space for himself to score or to run the offense. When it comes to playing in transitions Wright looks to throw it ahead or to attack and score. Wright is a top 50 point guard in the class who is heading to play for Frank Martin at South Carolina. 

Malik Bowman - 2023 G Prospect University Academy. 
At 6’9” Bowman brought his long athletic forward/ center type frame to Myrtle Beach and performed at a high level. He displayed his advanced paint scoring by way of an awareness of where his defender is located and a craftiness to finish. In the transition game or from the high post he is hard to guard off then dribble and is a very capable mid-range jump shooter. A bright future as a high major prospect with high major offers rolling in. 

Tyler Mason -2023 PF Prospect University
Mason has great physical tools, which include excellent mobility to change direction and agility to move in tight spaces at 6’9” with a 7’0”+ wingspan. This big man utilizes his measurable when it comes to blocking shots, rebounding, and finishing. As a lefty Mason has, a fluid stroke and nimble footwork to score developing a post-up game and his face-up game along with a reliable free throw should be his focus. Plenty to work on with an ambulance of talent to work with.  

Rowan Brumbaugh - 2022 PG Prospect University Academy 
Tough smart and skilled is what Brumbaugh showed while competing. A natural point guard who played with passion revealed he could play both on and off the ball with his shot-making ability and instincts for the game. Not afraid to get into the paint to make a play, this young guard makes others better and can score. 

Terrance Harcum - 2021 Garner Road 3SSB
Not many players with more energy and determination than Harcum. As a guard on a talented team, he knew how to fit in and give Garner Road what it needed to win. An excellent defender, a good rebounder, and bucket getter he brings intensity and winning. 

Eli Ellis-2025 Big Shots Elite NC 2022 
For such a younger player Ellis fits incredibly well playing against older competition because he has a great basketball IQ, solid passing ability, and high-end shot-making talent. He made his share of 3’s, but his passing vision along with his commitment to keep the ball moving or deliver the assist was impressive. The next step is to be a noticeable on-ball defender vs opposing point guards. 

Matthew Nunez - 2022 VA Venom Hughes 
A big skilled post player who has good hands and coordination near the basket. When he got to his jump hook with his right hand over his left should he was automatic.  He works on both ends of the floor and shows a good basketball IQ. The next step would be to gain muscle and convert in transition with more speed and effort. 

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