Jordan McDaniel - 5'10 PG - 2029 @TheFamily_bball McDaniel puts defenses in constant conflict with his ability to create separation, knock down shots from deep, and finish through traffic. Once he touches the paint he does a great job of reading rotations and either scoring over length or finding open teammates. EYBL Sessions 1 and 2 averages: 27.0 PPG | 5.3 RPG | 4.7 APG | 3.5 SPG | 60.6 TS% Jordan also competes at a high level and shows strong defensive IQ beyond just on-ball pressure. He is active in rotations, provides timely help defense, and creates turnovers that lead to easy transition opportunities. Easily one of the top guards in the '29 class right now. @mikeywolford

Antoine Caughman Jr - 6'4 Guard - 2028 @AntoineCaughman Really impressed with the growth Caughman Jr has shown as an on-ball creator over the past year. He’s starting to consistently blend his size and athletic ability with perimeter shooting, shooting 38% from three on 9.4 attempts per game while still playing with an aggressive downhill mindset. 3SSB Stats from sessions 1 & 2: 22.3 PPG | 6.3 RPG | 1.7 APG | 2.4 SPG | 53.2 TS% His ability to convert contested shots has really started to raise his offensive ceiling. Defenses are now forced to close out harder, which has opened up more driving lanes for him to attack gaps, finish through contact, or find teammates. Antoine should be firmly in the mix for top 10 in the '28 class after this summer. @UStarsse @keenanhoops @_DatKellyBoy

King Rachel - 6'7 Forward - Class of 2027 @TeamCPSA First live viewing of King this summer and was highly impressed with the intensity and activity level he plays with. He is a reliable floor spacer, hitting 39% from three on 5.6 attempts per game, while also being a dangerous finisher when attacking gaps or playing off others. PRO16 Through 5 Games: 17.6 PPG | 7.0 RPG | 1.1 APG | 1.6 SPG | 71.4 TS% The rebounding motor and explosiveness around the rim really stand out though. Averaging 3.6 offensive rebounds per game, he consistently wins second chance opportunities because of how quickly he gets off the floor on his second jump. Rachel also brings real defensive versatility with the ability to switch across multiple positions, disrupt passing lanes, and pressure opposing guards full court. A real riser in the 2027 class. @ClintParks05 @MrYeahIKnow @IamFR5

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