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Watch how they compete, how they lead, and how they impact winning.
These are players who can truly help elevate your program. Don’t miss out on an opportunity you will regret later.
Lyris Robinson’s game is built for today’s college level.
At 6’5”, he shoots over defenders, attacks closeouts, and rebounds his position effectively.
He plays within the flow, makes the right reads, and values defensive stops.
As his strength and scoring aggression increase, his ceiling continues to rise in the 2027 class.
JT Mercado’s game is built on feel and efficiency.
He reads defenses quickly, uses craft to get into the lane, and delivers accurate passes on time.
He values possessions and plays winning basketball.
What separates Zander Jensen is how well his game translates.
He understands spacing, tempo, and when to assert himself offensively.
His jumper is clean, his frame is college ready, and his defensive effort never wavers.
Jensen does not shy away from tough matchups and embraces contact on both ends.
As his ball handling sharpens, his offensive ceiling continues to rise.
He already looks comfortable playing against older competition and should only grow into a more complete guard as he moves through high school.
Watching Jacob Hunter, the first thing that stands out is how naturally the game comes to him.
He plays within himself, rarely forcing the issue, yet still finds ways to score.
His shooting mechanics are clean and repeatable, and he shows comfort making plays off movement.
Hunter’s growth over the next two years could make him a priority recruit at the mid-major level.
What coaches will like about Eric Turral is his reliability.
He brings consistent effort, understands spacing, and plays within the flow of the offense.
He impacts winning beyond the box score.
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