Info on one of Caliste’s teammates: Quincy Miller - 2011 F prospect
[QUOTE][URL=http://scouthoops.scout.com/a.z?s=75&p=8&c=1&nid=3959638]Quincy Miller[/URL], PF, Quality Education Academy – Long term this is a heck of a prospect. At 6-foot-8, Miller is blessed with a pair of long arms and a slight frame. Already active inside, once Miller adds strength he’ll be a force in the paint. Miller’s skill set is impressive. He’s already developed moves inside and is versatile enough to spend time on the wing. [/QUOTE]
[QUOTE]Quincy Miller - Whether or not he ends up on the Kansas radar long term remains to be seen, but Townsend did get a good look at the nearly 6-8 sophomore in Coral Springs on Friday. A potentially game changing athlete, the Chicago native is now attending Winston-Salem (NC) Quality Education Academy where he’s proving to be a quality long term prospect. A playmaker at the rim who is equipped with a pretty good looking jumper, Miller is long, lean and has another two and a half years of high school to add needed polish. Where he goes from here remains to be seen, but there’s little question that he’s got the tools to turn into a potentially big time prospect in what is shaping up to be a terrific class of 2011 nationally.[/QUOTE]
[QUOTE]Jason Calliste, SG/PF, Quality Education Academy – As one of the guys that helped his stock the most in July, Calliste has a number of college coaches following his every move. In Coral Springs, he spent majority of his time playing on the ball, and at times he looked uncomfortable running the spot and was forced into turnovers. He is, however, a valuable long-range shooter. He scored 20 points in QEA’s double-digit win. [/QUOTE]
per ESPN.com - note they have him listed as a PG, not a 2G
[QUOTE]Evaluation
December, 2008: [URL=http://insider.espn.go.com/ncb/recruiting/tracker/player?recruitId=55770&action=login&appRedirect=http%3a%2f%2finsider.espn.go.com%2fncb%2frecruiting%2ftracker%2fplayer%3frecruitId%3d55770]Jason Calliste[/URL] is a smooth combination guard that can rebound and push the ball on the pass or the dribble and run the half court offense. He is a good ball handler and passer in traffic. Calliste can draw a second defender and kick to an open teammate. He also knocks down the open three with regularity. Calliste is steady, plays under control and is very productive on the perimeter.
July, 2008: Calliste has good range on his jumper, consistently converting from 3-point range. He also has the quickness that allows him to get to the rim off the bounce. Calliste becomes an even better offensive threat if he exercises better shot selection and not settle so much for 3’s in addition to cutting down on his tendency to over-dribble and get himself into trouble.[/QUOTE]
“I can play the one or the two, it doesn’t really matter. I’m comfortable at both.”
(His stats look good for a PG, particlularly assists)
Thus far he’s been to Western Carolina, [B][COLOR=darkgreen]Charlotte[/COLOR][/B], Marshall and Chattanooga. Other visits will happen. “I want to visit [B]Rhode Island, VCU[/B] and that’s about it right now. I like those two schools.”
Rivals lists offers from Chattanooga, Rhode Island, Charlotte and Marshall.
Rivals Top 150
76 Kawhi Leonard F San Diego State
77 Kammeon Holsey F Georgia Tech [COLOR=darkgreen]78 Chris Braswell F Charlotte[/COLOR]
79 Reeves Nelson F UCLA
80 Mangisto Arop F Gonzaga
81 Terrell Vinson F Loyola Marymount
82 Tristan Spurlock F Virginia
83 Mike Moser F UCLA
84 Kevin Parrom F Xavier
85 Deshawn Painter C Florida 86 Jason Calliste G list
87 Greg Smith C Fresno State
88 Naji Hibbert G Texas A&M
89 Aaron Dotson G LSU
90 Roger Franklin F Oklahoma State
91 Rodney McGruder G Kansas State
92 Chris Colvin G Iowa State
93 Jamil Wilson F list
94 Dane Miller F Rutgers
95 Rodney Williams F Minnesota
96 Shawn Kemp C Alabama
97 D.J. Byrd G Purdue
98 Derek Elston F Indiana
99 Erik Williams F Marquette
100 Andrew Fitzgerald C Oklahoma