Mason Bolinger, 2024 - Bolinger excels at getting his team extra possessions by way of his effort plays. He is constantly moving around and playing with active hands; he uses that to his advantage to disrupt the offense and cause turnovers. This kid also plays well in transition. 

Jaylil Bryant, 2024 - Bryant is a two sport athlete that plays with no fear. At 5-foot-10, he is a strong, speedy guard that can get into the lane whenever he wants. He is a streaky shooter, but when he is on, he can score it in a hurry. 

Joshua Ferguson, 2024 - Ferguson has a lot of upside with his 6-foot-4 frame. He has long strides that help him to get up the floor quickly and he makes good decisions with the ball. He also uses his length to make an impact on defense. 

Jevon Harris, 2025 - Harris is a quick guard that looks to push the pace and get his teammates involved early. Once he gets his teammates going, he looks for his shots and makes good reads on the defense. 

Marques Johnson, 2024 - Johnson showed glimpses of his scoring and defensive potential. The 6-foot-3 wing has a nice looking shot and understands how to create space to get his shots off. 

Kaden McArthur, 2022 - McArthur was tabbed as a top overall performer. Read more about him here. 

Andre Pantlitz, 2023 - Pantlitz has a lot of buzz around his name throughout the day. People were intrigued with him off his sheer size alone. Standing tall at 6-foot-8, Pantlitz is an aggressive rebounder that has the ability to dominate the boards on both ends. He has good hands and a soft touch in the paint, too. He also likes to go off two feet and dunk the ball with power. 

Robert Sherrod, 2025 - The freshman has a long frame and it does not look like he is anywhere near done growing. Currently at 5-foot-11, he uses his speed to break down the defense and make plays on defense. 

Cade Simmons, 2023 - Simmons had people in attendance raving about his physicality. At only 6-foot-3, he got in the paint and banged with any body that got in his way. He showed his versatility on offense through his ability to score it inside-out. The coaches had a ton of good things to say about him.