The morning session brought plenty of drills for both the college and high school players in attendance at the LeBron James Skills Academy in Las Vegas.
* Stanley Johnson and Rondae Hollis-Jefferson worked out with the college group during the morning session, and both players were locked in during the drills. Hollis-Jefferson really looked to be working hard on all the drills for the NBA scouts and he really just looked focused.
* One thing that really stood out about Hollis-Jefferson was that he looks to be trimmed down and really has his body looking right. Obviously he was already in pretty good shape last season, but he's really looking to be in a good place physically.
* Johnson was his dominant self in the morning session as, but there were a couple drills challenged him a little bit. They had Johnson working on his floater game and the future Wildcat hasn't quite worked that into his arsenal just yet. This particular drill was causing problems for a lot of guys today, however.
* On the high school side there's quite a few Arizona targets in attendance at the event and they went through a lot of the drills that tested their abilities in a lot of ways.
* Some of the younger recruits looked pretty good in the drills. I thought 2017 prospect Troy Brown looked impressive, and showcased his skill set in different drills.
The night session gets started in a little bit and that means more workouts for the college players and camp games for the high school recruits. Keep checking back for more from the LeBron James Skills Academy.
* Stanley Johnson and Rondae Hollis-Jefferson worked out with the college group during the morning session, and both players were locked in during the drills. Hollis-Jefferson really looked to be working hard on all the drills for the NBA scouts and he really just looked focused.
* One thing that really stood out about Hollis-Jefferson was that he looks to be trimmed down and really has his body looking right. Obviously he was already in pretty good shape last season, but he's really looking to be in a good place physically.
* Johnson was his dominant self in the morning session as, but there were a couple drills challenged him a little bit. They had Johnson working on his floater game and the future Wildcat hasn't quite worked that into his arsenal just yet. This particular drill was causing problems for a lot of guys today, however.
* On the high school side there's quite a few Arizona targets in attendance at the event and they went through a lot of the drills that tested their abilities in a lot of ways.
* Some of the younger recruits looked pretty good in the drills. I thought 2017 prospect Troy Brown looked impressive, and showcased his skill set in different drills.
The night session gets started in a little bit and that means more workouts for the college players and camp games for the high school recruits. Keep checking back for more from the LeBron James Skills Academy.
