With postseason basketball in full swing, Patrick MacCoon provides a list of the top skill sets or qualities of players who are still playing in the TSSAA playoffs.
1. Shooting touch: Chris Kennedy (Signal Mountain)
The Eagles junior guard is the purest 3-point shooter in town. When he gets hot, there is little a defense can do to stop his outside shots from falling. The 1,000-point scorer puts in the work on his shot and it shows.
Staff photo by Matt Hamilton / Baylor (4) Zane Restelli puts up a shot as CCS (13) Isaiah Roddy defends during their game at Baylor on Tuesday, January 24, 2023.2. Driving ability: Zane Restelli (Baylor)
Two Best of Preps Tournaments ago, Restelli put on the most impressive driving clinic I have ever seen in my time covering high school sports. The way he can weave his way to the basket is special and he brings a good amount of European flair to his game.