Endless Motor Sports had the privilege of speaking with 2018 point guard David DeJulius (Detroit East English Village) fresh off his unofficial visit to the University of Michigan. Rivals’ #145 player for 2018 recaps the visit, potential plans for a return, and how the visit graded out. David is coming off an excellent summer on the EYBL circuit that resulted in offers from DePaul, Oakland University, and U of D.
Jordan Hogans is an elite student-athlete currently attending Hargrave Military Academy in Chatham, Virginia. The 5’11 point guard is a savvy player with the skill set to create easy baskets for teammates with a nice handle and excellent court vision, while being able to score at the rim with tremendous slashing ability.
Tray Jackson is an elite student-athlete currently attending Western High School in Detroit, Michigan. Tray is one of the most highly coveted prospects in the Midwest, currently ranked the #14 player in Michigan for the class of 2018 per Prep Hoops. The 6’7 wing has a versatile game that allows him to be very effective at multiple spots on the court. On offense, Tray has the ball skills to create off the dribble and knock down jumpshots, while being big enough to exploit smaller defenders in the post. Defensively, Jackson’s length is very disruptive on the perimeter, while having the athletic ability to block shots and defend smaller players.
Endless Motor Sports was on site in metro Detroit to witness 2018 point guard Brandon Wade (Ann Arbor Skyline) have a productive day. The 6’2 floor general scored at all three levels, displayed the ability to create easy looks for himself and his teammates, and controlled the pace of the game. Brandon is a very skilled prospect with the ability to play either guard position, but is a natural leader at the point guard spot. Perhaps the best part about Brandon is that he doesn’t force anything, yet consistently produces while making his team better. See below for highlights.
Endless Motor Sports was on site in metro Detroit to witness 2018 wing Tray Jackson (Western) show off tremendous versatility. The 6’7 wing scored at all 3 levels, displayed the ability to create for himself off the dribble, exploited mismatches in the paint with his back to the basket game, and showed very good court vision at his size. Tray is a very lengthy and skilled prospect with the positional versatility to play the 2, 3, or 4. Perhaps the best part about Tray is that he hasn’t even touched the surface of his ceiling. With muscle development and a little skill refinement, Trey will easily be a high major prospect by this time next year. See below for highlights.
