2028 Brady Pettigrew
It didn’t take long for us to recognize Pettigrew and his game, as he quickly caught our attention as a young prospect to watch. He has a good overall frame and size, and was extremely impressive with his overall athleticism on the court, finishing high at the rim and with authority. High IQ prospect who really proved his ability to be an all-around prospect and a tremendous skillset. Easy to see why he has so many high-major programs already coming his way.
2027 Armani Byrd
A new name that caught my eye with intrigue, and he backed it up well with his presence. Long frame and one that moves well throughout the floor. Byrd finishes high and at the rim, moves and operates well with the ball in his hands, and shows the ability to make plays/shots from multiple levels on the court.
2028 Jordan Cook
Cook was another player who really impressed me and will be a national name in the Class of 2028. What thoroughly impressed me overall with his game was just how smooth he operates on the court; no matter the situation, he plays with poise, control, and with an outstanding feel. Smooth release from multiple levels, impressive bounce at the rim, and is one that can provide an impact in so many areas.
2027 Geren Holmes
Holmes impressed with his ability to knock down shots, something he has shown time after time. But watching him in camp, it was just a reminder of his ability to be a consistent presence as a shot-maker with range, along with the ability to score in other ways. Holmes has seen his recruitment take off, and he has had a consistent showing throughout the camp.
2028 Mekhi Allen
I’m really interested in seeing Allen this year, especially with the growth of his game along with understanding. What you have to like about his overall game, as Allen can be a strong weapon with his ability and comfort in getting to his spots, and being a threat from the perimeter along with a smooth/quick release. With his size, he can easily knock down shots over defenders, opening up the offense from the perimeter but also making plays in getting downhill.
2027 Isaac Smith
Smith is a sneaky prospect that I would highly recommend watching more. He is quite enticing with his size as a wing, along with his comfort level from a variety of levels and areas. Smith was strong with his ability to handle and create, knock down jumpers with a smooth feel, use his size to his advantage, and has strong bounce in finishing at the rim. Several D1 programs should be looking more his way.