NEXT Circuit Stock Risers: 2027 Sharpshooters (Pt.2)
Beckett Crandall HEIGHT 5'7" POS N/A CLASS 2027 Beckett Crandall School: Norman, OK Club: Team HQ 2027 Beckett Crandall is a threat to put the ball in the hoop from any area beyond the arc. Pure sharpshooter with tremendous range…

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Beckett Crandall
Beckett Crandall
Beckett Crandall is a threat to put the ball in the hoop from any area beyond the arc. Pure sharpshooter with tremendous range from outside with a prowess for getting open, spotting up, and providing perfect floor-spacing at the most opportune times.

Luke Howery
Luke Howery
Luke Howery is a 6-foot-2 lefty who has been scorching the nets from deep range especially on the left-wing where he seems automatic off the catch. Howery is consistently capable of getting the shot he wants due to his proficient movements while playing off the ball. I love how Luke never passes up an open look at the basket, he’s always ready to shoot on command, and usually drills at least 3 three-pointers each game.

Karl Johnson Jr.
Karl Johnson Jr.
Karl Johnson Jr. has shown a great amount of progression over the past year. This season on the circuit, Johnson is standing out as well-polished jumpshooter with an unblockable snappy quick release as he lets it fly with no hesitation whether a hand is in his face or not. The Arkansas prospect has all the makings to become a true three-point marksmen over time, he already displays textbook mechanics, he keeps his hands ready to catch, finishes with a high follow through, the ball flows off of his finger tips with a beautiful rotation, he goes up with flawless elevation, and can extend his range beyond the high school perimeter.

Jordan Mitchell
Jordan Mitchell
Jordan Mitchell has showcased an impressive talent for shooting the rock. He’s a relentless three-point assassin who never stops shooting, whether he makes it or misses he just keeps coming at you. Mitchell is terrific in spot-up situations as well as shooting off the dribble. His ability to stretch the floor and make himself a scoring option at all times makes it easy for everyone around him to play to their strengths.

Caleb Young
Caleb Young
Caleb Young can shoot with the best of them in Oklahoma. He’s a knockdown jumpshooter from beyond the arc with impeccable touch and a smooth release. Young cannot be left alone for a second or else a shot will be going up and in before the defense knows what hit them. The Icon’s guard really makes his presence felt from outside as a spot-up shooter who’s capable of getting the majority of his open looks in the corners within a halfcourt set.