Brian Flinn:
Future150 National Recruiting Analyst. Covering high school basketball nationally.
New York, NY (Future150) -- The class of 2020 got i's first taste of live period action as a group this past weekend, and for a number of prospects, they were able to boost their stock and put themselves firmly on college radars' with decent performances.
For Miami Vipers (FL) wing Tony Sanders, the weekend was just that. The 6-foot-5, 175 pound shooting guard looked like his team's most promising player at points while dominating games alongside talented point guard Jamal Mashburn Jr.. The two have been playing together for couple of years already and it shows
"It helps a lot becasue we've been together since like 6th grade and we have a great chemistry and it helps us win a lot of games" said Sanders.
Mashburn is also a high school teammate of Sanders, who has very good size for the perimeter and showcased a very nice looking shooting stroke. A wiry wing, he will need to become a better finisher, but looks like a very intriguing option in a 2020 Florida class that looks to be supremely talented.
The Vipers will hit the UA circuit in Indianpolis this weekend, where Sanders will surely have another strong outing. With further development and exposure, it seems like it's only a matter of time before the talented Miami wing picks up his first scholarship offer.
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