Who do you believe is the best college prospect in the 14 region?

Tate Cox, Freshman at JBS.

What is Tate Cox height and position?

Tate Cox, Freshman at JBS.

He's a good player, but he's going to have to grow a little taller to be considered as a top prospect. And age-wise, he's actually a sophomore, so I he may not grow all that much more in the future.

I saw him play a couple of times last year and was really impressed with him. He's a shooter, that's for sure. But his height may determine the level of post-HS play for him.

What is Tate Cox height and position?

Cox is 5'11" and plays 2 guard. He can play point just as well.

To best D-1 prospect is Garrison Collins, he's a 6'10 sophomore, you can't teach size but he does need alot of development...but IMO he's the best prospect...He could be 7'1 or 7'2 before he graduates.

 

Kenny Brandonburg-would be my next best prospect, because of his PG ability averaged nearly a double - double in points and assist the last two seasons gets all his teammates involved and is the leader of his team and is only getting better.

 

these are my top two college prospects based on what I know about them.

 

there may be a few players who may play at ALC or somewhere like that also.

Cox is 5'11" and plays 2 guard. He can play point just as well.

 

5'11"!!!! thats been a little kind.......id say more like 5'8"

and you would be wrong!!!!

Clark Stepp would be a good college prospect.

Clark Stepp would be a good college prospect.

Maybe Somewhere small...He's a good player though.

Maybe Somewhere small...He's a good player though.

Stepp is 6'3". That is not too small for a good point guard. A lot of pros are not any taller than that.

Stepp is 6'3". That is not too small for a good point guard. A lot of pros are not any taller than that.

Maybe when you see these players standing next to Collins you think they are smaller than they are.

Maybe when you see these players standing next to Collins you think they are smaller than they are.

He wears a 17 shoe, so you probably think the rest of the team has little feet. :lol:

Stepp is 6'3". That is not too small for a good point guard. A lot of pros are not any taller than that.

I was referring to him playing college ball not his height...I was saying he would more than likely play at a small school(NAIA, NCAA D-II OR III).

Clark Stepp would be a good college prospect.

 

I have to ask if he's related to the 1980 Mr. B-ball.