Super 75 Rolls with Information

Expect more each day this week from the Super 75 Showcase at the University of Detroit-Mercy. Here are another ten from the 2009 class that stood out:

Marcell Stewart, 6'5, Detroit Community '09- Long, athletic, and a senior ready to make his mark with a solid Detroit Community team. Stewart's mid-range and post games were solid in drills and during games. He does need to hit the weights and put in some work to gather DII offers.

Matt Carden, 6'6, Fraser '09- Carden did a great job of corralling rebounds and converting offensive boards into points. He gets up and down the floor well and improving his mid-range game would serve him wonders. His grades more than qualify for any DIII.

Antone Robertson, 6'3, Detroit King '09- Robertson is an undersized forward but he hit the boards as well as any of the Super 75 participants. He performed well in drill work and he provided a lot of energy in games. He needs to further develop his guard skills and more schools will come knockin'.

Zach Collins, 6'3, Old Redford Academy '09- Collins has developed into a nice shooting guard, with a knack for hitting the big shot. He shot the ball well on Saturday and developing ball-handling skills will help his recruiting. Division II programs should take a look at Collins if they haven't already.

JT Scollin, 6'6, Pontiac Notre Dame '09- Scollin has the potential to become a nice four-man on the next level as he was solid in most of the drills and in games. As he develops his mid-range game and go to post moves then so will his recruitment. DIII and possibly DII in a year.

Ray Barcenas II, 6'3, Lincoln Park '09- His long, slender build screams basketball and Barcenas can play, too. He is smooth cutting to the bucket and he has receptive hands. Developing a consistent jumper from 17 feet and beyond will put Barcenas that much further on the map.

Virgil McGuire, 5'9, Jackson '09- McGuire was one of the best guards in the Super 75 and he provided a noted scorers touch as he hit jumpers for three points, pull up jumpers in the mid-range, and drove to the hoop efficiently. McGuire is a more than solid ball-handler but he can still get better.

Gerald Bridges, 6'5, University of Detroit-Jesuit '09- Bridges does a lot of things well and showed flashes of what should materialize in a scholarship at least on the Division II level. As he develops strength his athleticism is becoming more apparent as he showed in drill work and game play.

Blair Ramsey, 5'11, University of Detroit-Jesuit '09- Ramsey is a nice table setter and he's efficient when getting the ball to the open man. While he takes care of the ball for the most part, he does get stuck in the paint from time to time forcing him to make ill advised passes or shots.

Sean Gallant, 6'6, Jackson Lumen Christi '09- Gallant jumped on the Inside Prep's radar as he showed more development on the perimeter than others his size. Although his shot didn't fall at a high percentage he showed solid mechanics. He's a player Division II programs should look for to fill a spot on their roster next year.