Went to Brewster's first game last night to watch Alpha Diallo for the first time in person. Played against Redemption Christian which had good players but didn't appear to me to have quality D1 talent. He is really a Lasan Kromah clone. Plays hard hard hard, gets results from the effort more than the skill. Shoots okay but isn't a deadly shooter. He is a good player, but that 100 to 200 ranking is probably right. He did not own the game like he did on tv as part of the Africa Team, and did not start the second half or play 'best player' minutes for Brewster.
Taurean Thompson is an uncommitted 6'10 2016 top 100 player (90ish) for Brewster who will be a contributing big man for somebody but not the main big on a good D1 team. He has an aggressive offensive mentality but also wants to ref the games. Brewster has a 6'9 white kid committed to Lehigh, (Jack Lieb), who is better than that level. An Eric Montross type of posture and broad shoulders with speed, ups, energy, and IQ. He didn't get an opportunity to show on the offensive area but I bet he is solid. You will hear from CJ Keyser who is their point guard replacement for Jalen Adams and is Brewster's best player, (Witchita State commit). I didn't know of him and haven't checked if he is rated, but he is easily top 100 talent at guard and similar to Corey Joseph when he played at Findley Prep.
Brewster in 2015 had commits to UConn, Georgetown, Arizona, Virginia, Washington, Louisville, Wisconsin, and 3 others lower D1.
Brewster in 2016 has Witchita State, Colorado, Lehigh, South Florida, West Point, Northwestern, +Thompson & Diallo , ie good but not as good. South Florida commit couldn't make a shot or lay up but looked pretty trying.
I'll keep the boneyard informed on what I see from quality players this year as they come through the 'lake' teams.