Noah Batchelor carved out his niche and has become a catch-and-shoot threat this season for IMG. Last year he came to Bradenton as a lengthy and explosive wing. He worked to develop the jump shot, and as the season wore on, he became more and more comfortable putting the ball on the floor for one and two dribbles in the half-court. He will have to continue developing the handle in tight spaces and find consistency in getting to his spots off the ball, not just when the play is called for him. Staying active and engaged will be critical, but there is a lot to like here, especially for a coach and/or a program that will use him correctly.