Here’s a drab from Rivals about the 2010 The Bob Gibbons Tournament of Champions held in Durham, N.C. – “Maybe the 2013 prospect who opened the most eyes was Aquille Carr. He is short in stature, at best 5-foot-7, but he is super explosive, extremely fast, and flat out knows how to finish. Playing down at the 15-and under level there was nothing that could be done to stop Carr. Carr had well over 20 points for Team Melo and scored around the rim at will as well as with the jump shot. While his size is a concern for some, the kid is just a unique talent at the position.”

Carr’s speed, quickness and acceleration are off the charts. He goes by defenders like they are standing still and he lives in the lane where he finishes with touch and body control at a high percentage which is surprising for a player his size. He is fearless and can hit open jumpers with range to the arc. Plus, he can lead and run the offense when he is not pushing the ball down the defenses throat. Carr is at his best when the play breaks down and he has to make something happen, although he is prone to charges at times good things happen mostly. Carr said he has many offers but mentioned that Seton Hall, South Florida, UConn, Memphis and KENTUCKY (emphasis added) top his offer list. – ESPN