Allison showed out during the 3 on 3 but showing up and out in front of me has been “what she does” on the double-digit tip sheets she has made from me before playing her first high school game see evaluations here. Scoring inside and outside, hands, and footwork looked even better; this is what she’s able to do, and watching her elevate over defenders to score and rebound will keep getting better. She’s also creating contact off the dribble, falling into that “and one” waiting to happen club, her “catch and shoot” looked good, so did her #THROWBACK stuff: diving on the floor for loose balls and following her shot but she’s also “long and athletic” and versatile enough to defend inside and outside the paint

Allison is the type of player every coach wants on their team. Although she scored a couple of baskets, it was her hustle and energy on the court that stood out. That relentless energy paid off as she deflected a couple of passes on defense and pulled down a couple of tough rebounds on the glass, then passed them out to teammates for scoring opportunities.

Allison continues to be a must-see for me every time, and hitting double-digit Tip Sheets from me before her first high school game is huge see evaluations here. Her versatility will continue to elevate her next-level status; yeah, she’s also “long and athletic,” but her “hands and footwork” to score in multiple ways, as well as slicing by defenders or dropping the jumper were on point

Allison is another player who sold me early, and no matter what the setting has been, she has found ways to stand out. Being “long and athletic” is always the base, so as she continues to show she can score multiple ways, her ceiling is high because she can defend in the set, as well as baseline to baseline see evaluations here

Allison is smoothly adding bits and pieces to her already impressive game see evaluations here. Yet one thing that stood out even more was her “poise under pressure” and doing big things in the clutch, on both ends. Yeah, she can score off the dribble and drop the jumper, but her rebounding and defense down the stretch …

Allison is “long and athletic” which is the base, and let me also add that I have seen her multiple times in different settings, see evaluations here, and numerous times she has excelled against older players while playing up, so that means her UPSIDE is also high as she continues to progress on the court

Allison is a 2030, yet you would never know watching her play up and after seeing her in multiple settings, see evaluations here, her growth, both on and off the court, is creating some problems for defenders. Body control after contact has gotten better, so has her defense inside and outside the paint

Allison is showing “Wonderland” stuff early, and first of all, she’s “long and athletic” which is the base, but her first step has gotten better to attack and score off the dribble. She’s also rebounding and handling the ball afterward at the All-Star Game, but her court vision in transition has shot up, and so has her defensive pressure see evaluations here

Allison is “long and athletic” which is the base and yeah I say that all the time because in this era, you have to be repetitive so she understands the importance of applying heat and again, that was one of the first things about her that grabbed my attention. Her playing the passing lane, as well as going coast to coast to score or dish has also gotten better but her court vision across the board looks good, so does the short jumper see evaluations here

Allison caught my attention over the club season and has already made a few of my Tip Sheets; see evaluations here. Yet here is a huge tip: she’s “long and athletic” which is the base, and her upside is scary because every time I see her, she’s adding a little something extra to her game. Her “on the ball” pressure baseline to baseline helped to create turnovers. She also played the passing lane and picked some pockets, but her TIMING was ON as she came from out of nowhere to block shots. She hit the boards, handled the ball afterward. She dropped the pull-up jumper and scored off the dribble; her crossover was huge