Tyler Vittetoe (Union County) 

No internet access in Nashville on Tuesday so I had to wait till Wednesday morning when I got home to submit the evaluations on the SEC.

The teams in this segment are Tennessee, Mississippi State, Florida and Vanderbilt. Players will be listed by camp number.

Tennessee (1-10)

1. Tyler Smith (Anderson County) 2010

Heady point guard who understands the game and is a solid decision maker on the floor, especially on the break. Moves well without the ball. Outside needs some improvement.

2. Brandon Logsden (Rhea County) 2010

Solid shooter when left open especially from the baseline. Must work on his ball-handling skills to expand his game.

3. Marcus Stewart (Cocke County) 2010

Uses his body well to carve out position for offensive boards and putbacks. Defends well and has a decent shooting stroke. At his size needs to develop some point guard skills.

4. Zach Ballinger (Carter) 2011

Played with more aggression than I have seen from him in the past. Finished at the rim with his left hand. Has a really good stroke but lacks confidence in his abilities.

5. Zach Sherrill (Stone Memorial) 2010

Solid inside banger who has a great understanding of positioning and is tough with his back to the basket. OK mid-range shot and good on the glass. Plays hard on defense.

6. D.J. Kellogg (Hardin Valley) 2011

Trying to prove he can play the point by becoming more of a leader on the floor. Must work on his shot selection and give more effort on defensive.

7. Justin Wandell (Elizabethton) 2012

Young man has a good feel for the game but must work on his strength and skill level. Still very young but like we said has a good feel for the game.

9. Aaron Allmon (Austin East) 2012

Drives the ball hard and is very active on the floor. Looks to pass first and has a nice floater in the lane. Must improve his shot to add versatility.

10. Brandon Perry (Gatlinburg-Pittman) 2012

Youngster goes hard when on the floor and with his length can finish around the bucket. As with most of the young ones strength is an issue. Can also hit an open shot.

Mississippi State (11-20)

11. Brandon Lopez (Christ School) 2011

Much improved outside stroke to go along with an unselfish game that is dribble drive heavy in all the right places. Can be a better defender when motivated.

12. Andy Farmer (Grainger) 2010

Catch and shoot is an understatement as Farmer dropped threes all day long this past Saturday. Will need to add some off the dribble action to complement his deadly shot.

13. Tucker Parkerson (Lenoir City) 2011

Another shooter who had a good day from deep. Must quicken his release and not force the issue on offense. Runs the floor and finished on the break as well.

14. Chase Fox (Knoxville Catholic) 2011

Big bodied youngster has a nice stroke from outside. Needs to get himself in better basketball shape to be more effective.

15. Lester Wilson (Carter) 2011

Next level athlete that is dynamic on the break and swooping to the bucket for a flush finish. Must work on his handles to increase his overall game, he's close.

16. Michael Widener (Gibbs) 2011

Small guard needs to slow down his tempo and not try to do so much. Very quick and always around the ball. Plays good defense but tends to gamble a lot.

18. Sherrius Smith (Hardin Valley) 2012

Pushes the ball on offense and looks to pass. Has a good shot but tends to dribble too much.

19. Burton Sampson (Webb) 2013

Good athlete with length runs the floor and can score from inside or out. Seems to always be around the ball on both ends of the floor. Must improve defensive effort.

Florida (21-30)

21. Dylan Powers (Lenoir City) 2010

Gives maximum effort and can really shoot the ball from deep. Size will be a factor but Powers understands the game and makes things happen. Goes hard on defense as well.

22. Justin Wakefield (Hardin Valley) 2010

Came along as the camp progressed on both ends of the floor. Good length, decent shooting stroke and good handles, should have a solid senior campaign.

23. David Haskins (Loudon) 2010

If everyone gave this effort, coaches would never have to yell. Plays so hard on both ends and showed a much improved outside shot. Must improve his ball handling.

24. Alex Fountain (Wartburg Central) 2013

Long athlete with athletic skills and a nice mid-range shot. Smooth player who could be lethal with added strength. Strength should aid his shooting range as well.

25. Dennis Ramsey (Claiborne) 2010

Inside banger with very soft hands and a nice lefty stroke, especially in the paint. Can rebound and will block a shot. Must improve foot speed and work on conditioning.

27. Tanner Torres (Anderson County) 2012

Improving youngster with sweet outside stroke has added some nice moves off the dribble. A tough spinning reverse lay-up in traffic was one of the better moves of the day.

29. Ben Arnold (Cumberland Gap) 2012

Slight built youngster has very high basketball acumen and is a pass first type of combo guard. His lack of strength makes some things hard for him to accomplish.

30. Corbin Lamb (Gatlinburg-Pittman) 2013

Incoming freshman appeared tentative at first and forced some shots early. As he gained some confidence his shot form was much better, keep working young man.

Vanderbilt (31-40)

31. Dre Mattheiu (Knoxville Central) 2011

Shot the outside better than I have seen from him. A quick point guard who has a pass first mentality and is quicker than most of his opponents. Still tends to drive to deep.

32. Tyler Vittetoe (Union County) 2010

One of the best contested shooters in the area. When his stroke is live he's a deadly match-up. Working on his ball-handling and decision-making. Defensive effort??

34. Antonio Dailey (Austin East) 2010

Long athlete that plays hard and goes after every offensive rebound. Tends to make things to difficult on offense instead of letting game flow to him. Can finish around hoop.

35. Phillip Stephens (Knoxville Catholic) 2011

Plays hard and gives maximum effort but needs to improve his overall skill level. Work on hand strength, footwork and finishing from the block. Will work hard to improve.

37. Darius Gallaher (Harriman) 2011

Athlete with real quick hands that defends well and can make some plays on offense. Needs to work on his scoring from the perimeter.

38. Jon McCroskey (Gatlinburg-Pittman) 2012

Not a particularly great athlete but his length and high basketball sense allow him to be effective with the ball. Improving shot just needs some technique, has good vision.

39. Christian Chaffin (Gatlinburg-Pittman) 2013

Really feeling his way at first with the older players but gave effort while on the floor. Must work on his ball-handling and outside shooting form.

40. Jake Wright (Oneida) 2012

Big kid grew on me as the camp wore on. Showed he could finish inside with good hands and decent footwork. With added strength could be very effective on high school level.