http://www.scout.com/college/basketball/recruiting/story/1687275-second-evaluation-period-top-performers
Trent Frazier
The Suwanee Sports Academy is always a place where Trent Frazier shines. The diminutive combo guard just always seems to put on a show there, and for the second year in a row it was Frazier who stole the show at the Best of the South event.
Playing with Florida Elite, Frazier proved to be one of the most explosive guards in the country. He is absolutely tremendous off of ball screens, and also is a very good outside shooter.
While his first instinct is to score, Frazier showed that he does have very good floor vision, and is more than capable of making others better. Still his ability to get to the rim and use his dynamic quickness off of ball screens makes him one of the most intriguing players in the class.
Recruiting:
Illinois is the big leader for Frazier, though schools like Georgia, Clemson, Auburn, and Cincinnati are also in pursuit.
Courtney Ramey
Courtney Ramey, a 6-foot-3 wiry guard out of Webster Groves (Mo.) High, was one of the most productive players at the NY2LA Summer Jam this week.
The 2018 prospect played an effective brand of basketball and showed a balanced game. He did a good job of facilitating and creating shots for teammates, while also mixing in scoring, including one game of five three-pointers.
Ramey has impressive vision and always has his head up looking to find teammates. He’s quick, plays at different speeds and is tough for the opposition to speed up. He’s already in Scout’s 2018 player rankings, but he made a strong case to move up the list.
Recruiting: Florida, Texas, Iowa, Mississippi, Kansas, Arkansas and Missouri
