2010 Charlotte commit Ge'Lawn Guyn has been playing his summer ball with the Indiana Elite. Earlier in the summer a rash of injuries, including a couple of broken fingers and a hip pointer, had Guyn playing limited minutes and missing games.

Guyn has bounced back with a vengeance over the last week, turning in no less than five stellar performances. Guyn has definitely solidified his place in our top 100 players in the 2010 class , coming in at #75 in our most recent shuffle of the rankings.

-On Wednesday July 22 Guyn posted 21 pts, 5 Asst, and 4 Rebs. In a 51-40 win.
-On July 23 19 Pts, 5 Asst, 4 Rebs, and 4 steals. In a 74-61 win.
-In the late Thursday game Guyn had 14 pts, 4 asst, 4 rebs, and 2 steals. In a 65-59 win.
-On Friday July 24 it was more of the same as Guyn posted 14 pts, 7 asst, 7 rebs, and 2 Steals in a 99-55 win.
- Saturday brought another solid performance Guyn had 14 pts, 8 asst, 7 rebs, and 2 steals in a hard fought 61-57 overtime loss.

Scott County's (KY) Ge Lawn Guyn committed to UNC Charlotte yesterday. This afternoon Full Court Preps Writer David Money caught up with the talented senior to be to ask him about his decision:


F.C.P.- What was it about Charlotte that enticed you so much?

Guyn- "I liked the atmosphere I loved the coaching staff and everything about it."

F.C.P.- What do you think about coach Lutz?

Guyn- "I love him, I like all of the assistant coaches, I really have a bond with all of them."

F.C.P.- How was your visit up there?

Guyn- "The visit was for an elite camp, and I loved everything and decided to commit."

F.C.P.- What did you think about Halton arena?

Guyn- It doesn't seat as many people as Freedom Hall or Rupp areana. As far as the beauty of it everything is new and looked fresh and I liked it."

F.C.P.- Could you walk us through how your day went yesterday?

Guyn- " I went and met with the players and they showed me around. I really bonded with some of those guys. We played a couple of games. After the games I committed, I was like I think this is it."

F.C.P.- Was there any player or coach that you bonded with most?

Guyn- "The starting point guard DiJuan Harris, he was pretty cool. He was the one taking me around and showing me everything."

You can see Guyn in action at this summers Kentucky Hoop Fest, playing for Indiana Elite.

Scott County's Ge-Lawn Guyn is among the top handful of players in the state of Kentucky regardless of class and he recently Committed to UNC Charlotte. Coach Lutz's 49ers have picked up a combo guard with few very impressive ability's:

-He can take just about anyone off the dribble

-You can't give him too much room or he will knock down the three.

-He has a great feel for where his teammates are at all times.

"I play the one and two, I can shoot, I can pass, I can do it all. I try to get everyone involved." said Guyn

"I'm looking for a school that plays uptempo, because that's the way that I like to play. The academics, stuff like that, but I'm just being humble and taking everything as it comes."

Guyn is a very confident and talented young man. Look for him to be among our top 100 players in the class of 2010, when we expand our list later this summer.

With the class of 2009 basically in the books. It is time to add some 2012 prospects to the database. Scott County High in Kentucky is a good place to start. Tameron Manning is a 6'5 kid that can play the both the two guard and the wing position with relative consistency.

First of all Manning's long arms and suburb coordination help him to shine like a top tier player at times. Some of the passes that this kid deliverers in transition are phenomenal. Manning is also heady and makes finishing around the basket look effortless. This kid runs the court like a gazelle and has the range to consistently shoot from about 15 feet.

However in spurts Manning blends in; which is OK. After all Manning is a sophomore to be and defiantly concedes seniority to some other high profile players in their own right. Manning is highly aware of the team philosophy's at all times and certainly seems to "buy in" to the lessons on the idiosyncrasy's of the game, offered up by his coaches.

Overall this kid has all of the physical tools needed to succeed at the high school level and beyond. If Manning can stay this focused for another three years then the sky is the limit. As of now Manning projects as a top 100 player in his class. We will keep you posted on his progress throughout his career.

Chad Jackson is 6'4 combo guard that does it all. Jackson will not "wow" you with any particular skill, however he has the ability to shoot consistently, to rebound, to handle the basketball, and to score in a variety of ways. Jackson is about 6'4 with long arms that help him to sky over opponents for rebounds and lay-ups. Jackson is also a team first player, always seeming to opt for the right basketball play, over scoring or being to caught up in his individual numbers.

Defensively, Jackson could still use some work on his lateral quickness. Jackson does play nice "help." defense and I have seen him come from the weak side to block numerous shots. This kid is a hard worker and should bloom during his senior campaign.

Ge-Lawn Guyn is a really impressive player with a multi-dimensional skill set. Guyn has the talent to create havoc at either guard position. This kid can penetrate and finish with the best players in the class. Guyn's quickness often forces opposing teams to double team or trap him, however he has the ability and vision to pass out of the chaos, for easy buckets. Guyn's athleticism and work ethic could help him develop into a lock down defender as well.

Overall, this kid stands out. He plays for a loaded Scott County team that features no less than five future division one players. This kid has an extremely high ceiling and should have no problem attending any number of high major programs.
We also have some nice highlights of Mr. Guyn in action and we should have those ready soon.

Tonight is the Indiana Senior/Junior scrimage at New Albany high. Please check back for the full story.

Dakotah Euton is a versatile 6'8 power forward out of Scott County High in Kentucky. This kid has a consistent jump shot and is an excellent rebounder. Euton was committed to Kentucky under Billy Gillispie, but opted to de-commit shortly after John Calipari took the helm.

"Coach said that if your not an athlete your not going to play much. So I went ahead and decided to open things back up." Euton recently told us.

This kid is a nice young man and he and his family have been through a lot over the last couple of years. Whichever school lands Euton will be getting a solid rebounder and a kid who can shoot the three very well. Euton is a hustler, who may not be the best athlete, but makes up for that with a high IQ and solid fundamental play.

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