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[QUOTE="OrangeXtreme, post: 1814199, member: 41"]
[B][URL='http://www.cbssports.com/college-basketball/news/5-things-we-learned-at-peach-jam-top-players-and-scouting-jim-boeheims-son/']5 things we learned at Peach Jam: Top players and scouting Jim Boeheim's son[/URL] (CBS)[/B]

[I][B]Jim Boeheim's son looks like a Division I player[/B]

Sometimes, on the summer circuit, you end up in a gym for one reason or another and stumble into prospects you otherwise would not have seen. That happened to me Thursday. I was on Court 2 early -- only because Ayton and Bagley were scheduled to play the third game of the afternoon session there, and I wanted to ensure I had a seat for that showdown. As a result, I ended up watching the Albany City Rocks vs. the St. Louis Eagles, which allowed me to see two players I'd never before seen. One was [URL='http://No links to . . .  allowed on this site.com/Player/Darius-Garland-82842']Darius Garland[/URL], a 6-0 point guard from Brentwood, Tenn., whom 247Sports ranks 12th in the Class of 2018. He's little, obviously. But, man, he's really, really good. I could easily see him doing for an SEC program, perhaps hometown Vanderbilt, what Tyler Ulis did for Kentucky. And the other interesting prospect I saw in that game was ... Jimmy Boeheim! The oldest son of Syracuse's Hall of Fame coach isn't heralded like most of the prospects I focused on at Peach Jam. But one high-major assistant told me the 6-6 guard should be good enough, after a year of prep school, to play at the Patriot League level -- assuming, of course, Boeheim doesn't enroll at Syracuse to play for his father.[/I]
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