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In an article from last weekend Dave Borges of the Register mentioned the UConn coaches might be at the National Prep Showcase to watch 2024 guard Kayvaun Mulready from Worcester Academy. I had pointed out that he was playing at noon on Sunday before the 5:00 UConn game. I wonder if any of the coaches made it down to New Haven for the game. Anyway, saw this in an article about the tournament and figured I'd post it since I hadn't heard anything about him before last week. Also, a write up about Tyler Betsey in here.
Kayvaun Mulready, 6-4, SG, Worcester Academy (MA), Uncommitted, No. 77 in the class of 2024
23 pts (7-16 FG, 0-3 3pt, 9-11 FT), 11 reb (4 offensive), 4 ast, 3 to, 2 blk, 2 stl in 32 minutes (86-82 win over Mt. Zion)
Mulready is an absolute warrior and has an ability to assert himself in multiple facets of the game. First, he’s virtually positionless, as he showed this summer. He can operate as a big combo-guard all the way to a smallball four-man and defend every spot in between. He’s exceptionally powerful, particularly in his lower body, and just as tough. There might not have been a better pound-for-pound rebounder in the field. The shooting and ball-skills need to keep coming, but that doesn’t mean he can’t already make plays off the bounce as he gets downhill, goes right into contact, and dares people to get into his way. While the skills, polish, and nuances will all need to keep emerging, everything about his mentality and approach makes you want to bet on him in the long-term.
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Kayvaun Mulready, 6-4, SG, Worcester Academy (MA), Uncommitted, No. 77 in the class of 2024
23 pts (7-16 FG, 0-3 3pt, 9-11 FT), 11 reb (4 offensive), 4 ast, 3 to, 2 blk, 2 stl in 32 minutes (86-82 win over Mt. Zion)
Mulready is an absolute warrior and has an ability to assert himself in multiple facets of the game. First, he’s virtually positionless, as he showed this summer. He can operate as a big combo-guard all the way to a smallball four-man and defend every spot in between. He’s exceptionally powerful, particularly in his lower body, and just as tough. There might not have been a better pound-for-pound rebounder in the field. The shooting and ball-skills need to keep coming, but that doesn’t mean he can’t already make plays off the bounce as he gets downhill, goes right into contact, and dares people to get into his way. While the skills, polish, and nuances will all need to keep emerging, everything about his mentality and approach makes you want to bet on him in the long-term.
Evaluating the top 2024 and 2025 prospects at the National Prep Showcase
NEW HAVEN, Connecticut – This weekend’s National Prep Showcase hosted the top post-graduate programs in the country for the unofficial kick-off to the prep
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