Morgan has the type of physical presence that immediately grabs your attention. At 6’1, maybe 6’2, CeCe combines exceptional length with the mobility, skill and creativity of a much smaller player. Morgan is essentially positionless, capable of handling the basketball at pace, attacking off the dribble, knocking down the three or using her size and strength around the basket. She plays with tremendous energy, rebounds at a high level and uses her length and lateral quickness to impact the game defensively as both a rim protector and versatile matchup piece. Morgan was a full-time varsity starter as an 8^th grader, averaging 11.6 points and earning all-conference honors. Morgan already has offers from South Dakota and South Dakota State, which tells you all you need to know about her potential. Her unusually advanced combination of production, physical tools and long-term potential makes Morgan a sure-fire D1 prospect.

Some players gradually reveal themselves. Morgan is not one of those players. You walk into the gym, glance toward the court, and she immediately jumps out from everyone else in the contest. The incoming freshman from Mitchell has a commanding presence that comes from a rare combination of size, mobility, and skill. At 6-foot-1, she already possesses the frame college coaches covet, yet she moves with the fluidity of a guard. What impresses me most is her versatility and the potential that offers at the collegiate level. One possession she was stretching the floor with her shooting, the next she was attacking off the bounce or using her length to disrupt defensively. There is a creativity to her game that makes CeCe fun to watch. Morgan looks increasingly like the type of modern, positionless player who can impact a game from virtually anywhere on the floor. She has already received D1 offers.