TABC Day 1: DFW Prospects Who Turned Heads

Argyle High School may have went 0-2 at day 1 of TABC, but they had several impressive emerging prospects. The games were tight, with high level matchups that had college coaches filling the sidelines at their games. Checkout several standouts from Argyle and a few other surrounding Dallas-Ft. Worth area prospects below.    Fundamentally sound on the low block, showing patience and poise on the low block. Really smooth turnaround jumper over her left shoulder. Murphy uses her length well as she is able to tip rebounds to herself before securing possession. When she did put the ball on the floor, she showed the ability to attack with strength and create scoring opportunities off the bounce.     Shooter/slasher. The active motor she plays with is contagious and sparks her team. She will pop the midrange jumper on the fly. Effort, pace and scoring versatility make her a noticeable force on the floor that the defense cannot sleep on.     Smith's shooting ability stretches the defense as opponents must guard her from deep beyond the arc. She does a tremendous job with the hesitation in order to keep her dribble alive, create separation and make smart decisions with the ball in her hands. Pairing with the hesitation, her shot fake is just as reliable and effective. Once she gets the defense in the air, she's able to creating scoring opportunities for herself and her teammates.     Crafty with tight handles, including a beautiful crossover into a pull-up jumper. She showcased her high-level court vision and strength, by making pinpoint skip passes from the halfcourt to the opposite block for easy buckets in breaking the press. Her ability to breakdown the defense 1:1 make her a constant scoring threat as a playmaker.     6'3 with nice hands and a soft touch around the rim. She is an effective screen setter, not just because of her size, but because she gets her feet set, consistently creating angles that free up her teammates while also opening space for herself on the roll. She has a effortless stride, and once she gets deep position, she's even more difficult to defend. Her teammates have full confidence in throwing the ball up near the rim for her to catch and go up and finish.

Argyle High School may have went 0-2 at day 1 of TABC, but they had several impressive emerging prospects. The games were tight, with high level matchups that had college coaches filling the sidelines at their games. Checkout several standouts from Argyle and a few other surrounding Dallas-Ft. Worth area prospects below.