Jordan Archer, 2023 - Archer was one of the most dynamic players in the building. He has so much bounce to his game; it was nothing for him to break a defender down off the dribble. He gets a ton of paint touches which works out well because he finishes around the rim at a high percentage. 

Will Clark, 2023 - Clark was named as a top overall performer. Read more about him here. 

Jayden Gudz, 2023 - Gudz has a bit of range to him. He knocked down both mid-range and threes throughout the day. He understood his role and kept his hands and feet ready for catch-and-shoot opportunities. 

Tidyn Hendon, 2025 - At 6-foot-2, Hendon has nice positional size as a freshman. He likes to push the ball in transition and uses his long strides to get the ball up the floor in a hurry. 

John Knott, 2022 - Knott is an underrated athlete for sure. At only 5-foot-10, he is ore than capable at finishing above the rim. He makes a ton of athletic plays and possesses a smooth mid-range game. I really liked how he countered the defense off the dribble with a plethora of moves. 

Isaiah Lonon, 2024 - Lonon was named a top underclassman. Read more about him here. 

Noah Osugi, 2025 - Osugi plays with a high motor and does a lot of dirty work for his team. He can knock down open shots and finish at the rim, too. 

Jocquel Reeves, 2025 - The 6-foot freshman has some upside to his game. He showed that he can create off the dribble and knock down open shots off the catch. 

Chris Watkins, 2022 - Watkins made the most of his minutes each game. He was vocal, played with a high motor, and did not take any bad shots.