(Pictured: Jalen Hooks)

After breaking down dozens of games from the Pangos All-Midwest Frosh/Soph Camp, Indiana Basketball Source details the top prospects from the event. Like always, the camp was loaded with nationally-ranked prospects.

Baye Fall – 6-8 – PF – 2023 - Lutheran (Parker CO)

It was a battle for the top spot, but Fall’s consistency throughout the camp won the pole position. Although listed at 6’11”, I think he’s closer to 6’8”/6’9”. He is a great sprinter and runs the floor each possession with great endurance. That’s rare for a young, big player. That led to a bunch of alley oop dunks. He’s not the most explosive player, he’s on the thin side, but Fall finishes above the rim with ease behind his height and length. One thing that stands out about Fall is how he high points rebounds. He goes and gets the ball when other players would wait for it to come to them. The other main thing that stands out about Fall is his mid-range shooting. It is a pure stroke, and he loved to fadeaway from defenders in the mid-range to hit shots all camp.

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