What intrigue Aiden Sherrell showed throughout April. This is something that has really been growing over the last 12 months, Sherrell has always had the pieces to his game, but he confidence to put it all together has been on the upward swing. At 6-11, Sherrell is averaging 13.5 points on 55.9% FG and 44.4% 3P with 1.2 blocks in 18.5 minutes a game for loaded (and undefeated) Vegas Elite team. You do want to see him rebound it better, but the trajectory he is on has been impressive to watch.

Aiden Sherrell has a muscular frame with long arms. His strong base allows him to establish a good position on the block where he is a good area rebounder. He is bigger than you think, and his length plays a big role around the rim. He scores it away from the basket, with 3-point range off the catch, and he can score with back to basket, finishing over both shoulders, in traffic. He has solid explosion, getting above the rim in traffic. He is a good rebounder, especially in his area. He is growing as an out-of-area and offensive rebounder.…

Aiden Sherrell has a great frame; he has long arms and a very projectable build. What stuck out first was his rebounding. He has a good motor around the basket and did a good job cleaning up on the boards. Offensively, Sherrell is still a bit raw, but he has all the tools. He can put it on the floor some, he has touch, and he has good hands. Now, Sherrell just needs to tighten up the overall package. While it may not be there in its entirety just yet, the production is happening, and he seems to get better…