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All-Carolina captures the attention of many at Phenom Hoops LIVE
Teams from all over the country came to Raleigh this past weekend at the Phenom Hoops LIVE, as college coaches swarmed the baselines to check out the talent. One team that played well and really was able to capture the eyes of college coaches and our scouts was All-Carolina, as they had players that performed well and could be hearing from programs down the road. We dive into a few players that...
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POB’s Eye Catchers from Day 3 at Phenom Hoops LIVE
2025 Jamari Jackson (Team Blessed): Overall, I liked what I saw from this Team Blessed (TX) team and more will be coming for them this upcoming week. But to start the day on Day 3, Jackson was one that captured a few eyes with his play and ability to make his presence felt. He is one that plays with a tremendous motor and is relentless in his attack, finding ways to finish through contact, get...
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Phenom Open Gym: Knightdale
By: Cooper Hart On Monday evening, Phenom Hoops stopped by Knightdale HS to check out the 2023-24 Knights. Entering his first year, Coach Watson will have a deep group full of athletes to work with. ’24 Khaim Taylor Taylor will be the main senior leader for this group. He’s a strong, athletic guard that defends the point of attack at a high level. He does a great job of making opponents...
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2025 Rankings Explained Part 2 (5 Names in the Back Half)
By: Wake Hoops In Part 2, we look at five of the more intriguing prospects that fall between 21 and 40 in our rankings. These guys are all legitimate college prospects and have real potential to climb our rankings as time goes on. As always, you can see the 2025 rankings up to this point below. Tier 6 (19-21)Tier 7 (22-25)Tier 8 (26-31)Tier 9 (32-36)Tier 10 (37-40)HM (part 1)HM (part 2) (23)...
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Reece’s Standouts: Coach Rick’s TOC
2025 Kellen Karr (Riptide Hickory) The most important thing to have offensively in today’s game is options, and Kellen has all kinds of them with how he’s able to easily switch up his approach and which hand he’s using to make plays. He’s a very comfortable left-hand passer, seeing over the defense and whipping around cross-court passes to find guys spotting up or cutting. His size, pace, and...
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