EVALUATIONS: Team 5 at The Expo

An explosive and skilled guard. Has rare stop and start ability. Along with great end to end speed and can really elevate when going to finish or grab a board. Outstanding handles, leading to mid-range jumpers or carving up the defense off the bounce. Really shined in transition with her ability to make the right decision to take it herself or find teammates. Her half court game during 5 on 5 play wasn't as a smooth, marking a potential area of improvement. Woodson is an another example of the outrageous potential and talent of Oklahoma's sensational sophomore class.     Munn is a lefty sharpshooter from three and mid-range. But she didn't just float around waiting for her opportunities. She went and made it happen. Was one of the more aggressive rebounders at the camp, on both ends of the court. If it was a defensive board, she turned defense into offense by looking to push quickly. And finally she's a smart and active off the ball mover in the half court. With a silky jumper, that sees Munn really elevate. She has a lot of traits that should appeal to college coaches.         Microwave shooter, who finally heated up late in 5 on 5. She was mainly doing damage in the mid-range and hustling around for "wolf steals" in the backcourt. Then suddenly she hit a catch and shoot three. And the rim must've grew three sizes after that. Because she hit a deeper one shortly after. Following it up with a nasty stepback three. Threes and energy, what's not to like?         Ralls popped up as an off the ball shooter for Team 5 during 5 on 5 play. Got to the sweet spot for baseline midrange jumpers. Even with range extending out to the three point lane. The ability to hit jumpers should help her find the court and provide spacing for a talented Lady Bombers squad.     Scrappy finisher around the basket. Bumps from defenders while going up didn't seem to phase her. Has a good variety to her finishing, including a nice scoop score that saw her use her body to shield from the defender. Often popped up in the right place, right time to score in the halfcourt. While hustling in transition as well.     Solid all around point guard. Will hit open spot up threes, apply pressure in the backcourt and even pop up for the occasional offensive score. Closed out the 5 on 5 portion of the camp strongly with better drives. Showing the ability to get paint touches and make good passes off of them to open teammates.       The youngster brought energy to her squad. Most evident was when she made a good pitch ahead to an open teammate from three and she was already celebrating her teammate's shot before it even went in. Was a consistent theme for her with aggressive transition passing. There were some turnovers but appreciate the initiative she took as a passer.     Blair brought a connector type energy to her team. Stayed calmed even while under defensive pressure to make accurate and smart passes to her teammates. The poise to not be bothered while making the passes was promising. The next step in Blair's development is improving as a dribbler. Which will open up opportunities for her to score and continue to put her in positions to set up her teammates.     The youngster caught the eye as a shooter. Runs to her spots in transition while being ready to shoot the second she catches the ball. Shooting should serve her well at her new school.