Nike EYBL Chicago Circuit Talent To Watch

<h3 class="wp-block-heading">The infamous TOC is back in Chicago this weekend, and while there are plenty of talented teams outside the shoe circuits, the spotlight always finds the programs wearing the Swoosh. The Nike circuit has consistently featured some of the best players in the country and around the world, and this weekend they'll all be under one roof. Below are some players from Nike-sponsored programs to keep an eye on throughout the weekend.</h3>    A highlight reel and a strong scoring output waiting to happen. Williams has been a player who is hard to defend whenever she's on the floor, she is mobile, quick, and has no fear when it comes to scoring the ball at the rim, with or without contact. She can light it up from the outside or get into the mid-range and make things happen from there.     A player who has made significant strides over the past couple of years, and each stride has been an addition to her skill set. Her greatest asset, in my opinion, is her ability to play a role: she scores and defends in the flow of the game and doesn't need the ball in her hands to make a play, though she can and will when that opportunity presents itself. A player like this will translate easily at the next level.     Combs has an aggressive mentality to her game, and it shows on the defensive end, especially with this program. She made her name as a scorer with her high school team, but since joining this AAU program, she's embraced a different role while still finding ways to make an impact. She'll cause plenty of problems for whoever she's matched up against and is the type of player every coach wants on the floor.     Haywood remains one of the best guards in the state, not just in her class. She is aggressive and can take over a game by herself if need be. There's no true weakness in her offensive skillset. She can score from all three levels, the handle is tight, and she knows how to move without the ball to score within the flow of the offense. Defensively, she isn't easy to get by, and regardless of her size, she won't back down from any matchup. She has quick hands, quick feet, and trusts her instincts enough to jump passing lanes and create extra possessions.     Noble didn't get to show much of her skill this past season while playing for a high school program loaded with upperclassmen, but she's one of the more talented players in the 2029 class. The scoring ability comes with confidence and pace, and she can truly get things going from all three levels. She has a magnetic personality when she plays, but can also flip the switch and become a killer on the court. The handle is solid enough to get to her spots, the shooting is good enough to create for herself and knock shots down off the catch, and she's fearless when attacking the rim through contact. As the opportunities continue to come, so will the production.