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POB’s Best of the Best: Bigs from Hoop State Fall League (West)
The Phenom Hoop State Fall League (West) has been a showcase for talent across all positions, but it was the big men who often set the tone with their size, skill, and presence around the basket. From underclassmen already proving to be premier prospects to upperclassmen sharpening their games for bigger roles, the frontcourt talent was on full display. These players not only controlled the...
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Hidden Gems from Phenom Hoop State Fall League (Part 2)
The Phenom Hoop State Fall League has once again proven to be a platform where talent shines and hidden prospects make their names known. Each weekend, new players step into the spotlight, showcasing skills that deserve recognition from fans, media, and college coaches alike. While the headlines may often go to the established stars, it’s the under-the-radar performers who continue to impress...
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Notable Performances from Hoop State Fall League (Week 1) (West)
2027 Braden Miller (Lake Boys) Miller really impressed with his overall feel and touch as a big man, as he looks to be the anchor down low this year for Lake Norman. He runs the floor well, gets to his spots down low, shows poise, control, and touch around the basket, along with strong activity on the glass. I expect him to have a strong season this year. 2026 Bryan Little (Panthers) Little may...
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North Carolina Sophomore Forty Camp Evaluations: Team 11
Team 11 Coach: Jay Anderson/Dree Phillips #53: 5’11 ’27 Daniel Wright (JF Webb) Starting off, we look at a player who showcased his ability to run a team as a leader, Daniel Wright. He’s a smart, high-motor guard prospect with a tight handle and sharp playmaking sense. Wright touches the paint at a high volume, where he’s able to finish or effectively set up others. That being said, he also...
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The Future of Basketball in NC: Class of 2027 (Part 1)
2027 Adam Grier (High Point Christian): Grier is a name that we have talked about in the past and now that he is part of the Class of 2027, it makes him even more intriguing, and should be a freshman that really makes stands out this year. He already has the experience, and he has a tremendous skill set for his age and position. He is an unselfish playmaker, creates well for himself and others,...
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POB’s Eye Catchers from Day 1 at Phenom Summer Grind (Part 1)
2029 Bryson Faulkwarner (Team United): Faulkwarner had a tremendous weekend last week and did so again here at the Summer Grind. Really good feel for the game at his age and can be a tough matchup with his ability to step out and knock down shots, as well as use his size to be a force around the basket. One to certainly watch as he grows up and develops. 2029 Maddox McNeil (Team Rise): McNeil...
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Young Players to Learn: Class of 2027 from Phenom Summer Showcase
2027 Keyonee Terry (The Gentz): It was the start of the event, but Terry was one that immediately caught my eye and intrigue and he didn’t disappoint throughout the event, as the 6’4 prospect is a name that I would be jotting down and watching a lot more. He has the size, the length, and has a nice early feel; he showed glimpses of his ability to create and get downhill, use his wingspan to...
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Coopers Notes – Phenom Summer Showcase Day 2 (Part 1)
By: Cooper Hart 6’4” ’27 Braden Miller (Carolina Riptide/Lake Norman) Miller was a pleasant surprise today out of the rising freshman class and is a name that I expect to garner buzz around the state sooner rather than later. He’s a forward that has good size, length, body control, and footwork, pretty much all the physical tools that you want from a reliable post presence. His feel for...
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