Sandy’s Spiel Spring Showcase: Standout Freshmen
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Huey Blalock GA #64 PG #22 HEIGHT 5'8" POS PG CLASS 2026 View Profile Huey Blalock State: Georgia School: Rabun County It makes sense that Huey plays for a team called the Georgia Generals because he is a floor general…
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Continue ReadingIt makes sense that Huey plays for a team called the Georgia Generals because he is a floor general by definition. Blalock has great poise with the ball. Although one of the smallest players on the floor, Huey finds weaknesses in the defense and exploits them with his sharp passing. When he looks for his own offense, Huey can hit the three-ball and make things happen downhill.
One of the highest ceilings in Georgia’s 2026 class, Christopher Perry Christopher Perry 6’6″ | SF Bradwell Institute | 2026 State GA can be as good as he wants. He’s long, athletic and skilled. He makes a difference on defense with his shot blocking and rebounding. He can help defend on the perimeter by moving his feet and intimidating guards with his wingspan. Chris has a smooth jump shot and will get to the basket on slashes. Perry has high D-I upside.
Turtle Arzuaga
Turtle Arzuaga
The smallest player in camp was a fan favorite. Turtle understood how to find points, sneaking into the paint for floaters and using his left-handed stroke to nail threes. Arzuaga is a heady facilitator that doesn’t back down from a challenge.
Only a rising freshman, the youngest player in camp more than held his own. Robich plays with pace. He sees the floor very well and can go coast-to-coast in transition. He uses his body when attacking the hoop. Grant handles the ball with ease and provides a spark as a playmaker.
Bryson Vincent
Bryson Vincent
The ACE guard plays very hard. He was quick laterally as an on-ball defender and helped force turnovers. Bryson played at different speeds. He knew when to push the ball but also when to back it out. While he was a pass-first guard, Vincent also found time and space to drain the three-point shot.