Sergey Karasev (6-7, Russia, 1993)
Easily the most consistent long distance shooter during the practices, Karasev is a smooth lefty combo wing with NBA aspirations. He is a decent athlete, though when guarded by Wiggins or Livio Jean-Charles he has been bothered by their length/athleticism. As far as skill level is concerned, his is quite high and he seems to have numerous ways to score and needs very little room to get his shot off. He has definitely impressed in this setting and he more than likely will keep his name in the draft as his feedback is sure to be positive. He plays like a seasoned pro and will be the main guy the USA will not want to leave open on Saturday.
Dennis Schroeder (6-2, Germany, 1993)
Sometimes the speed of Team USA at the PG spot can cause major match-up issues for the World Team in the Hoop Summit. With Schroeder running the point, that will probably not be a huge issue. He is very quick, can penetrate, and his length and speed makes him a really pesky on the ball defender. He has not shot the ball exceptionally well, and driving seems to be more his style. He will definitely need to gain more weight down the line, though his experience is apparent and he has been the best leader at the PG position in these early practices.
