Despite gaudy stats at Detroit Mercy, Jayden Stone’s translatability hinges on efficiency, role clarity, and scalable skills—all of which were lacking at times and raise doubts about his ability to make an impact off the bench.
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The Arizona State transfer has elite physical tools but struggles with consistency, spatial awareness, and foul control despite ample opportunity. A new system at Missouri offers hope, but meaningful late-stage improvement remains uncertain.
The Tigers have reportedly surged ahead in the race for elite 2026 guard Jason Crowe Jr., a gifted scorer with advanced shot-making, elite ball skills, and clear upside as a high-major lead guard.
June is a season for true recruiting wonks. Grassroots circuits go on hiatus, and most players rejoin their high school……
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Four priorities remain after JJ Andrews and Sheek Pearson committed elsewhere, and the Tigers staff hits the trail this weekend for the first evaluation of the spring. Let’s check on how Aidan Chronister, Toni Bryant, Ethan Taylor and Tristan Reed are faring early in the grassroots season.
The Detroit Mercy combo guard is a basketball journeyman whose potential versatility on offense might have to offset inconsistent defense to translate as a depth piece at the high-major level.
