5 Under The Radar Prospects To Watch- Class Of 2026
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The 2023-2024 Florida High School Basketball Season is officially underway. Prep Hoops Florida is taking a deeper dive at some of the top under the radar prospects by class. We resume our under the radar prospects watch list with a…
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Continue ReadingThe 2023-2024 Florida High School Basketball Season is officially underway. Prep Hoops Florida is taking a deeper dive at some of the top under the radar prospects by class. We resume our under the radar prospects watch list with a look at some sophomores to watch this upcoming season. If you have a player who deserves to be recognized, please send me an email at rossvdg14@gmail.com or message me on X/Twitter @RossVDG14.
Stefan Frisby
Stefan Frisby
The 6-2 sophomore guard plays with a ton of confidence on the offensive end where he can get his teammates involved with his pass-first abilities. He is unafraid to finish at the front of the rim on the attack where he muscles his way to score against bigger defenders. His on the ball defensive skills have continued to improve as he has a good skillset of speed and strength where he can guard out on the perimeter. He’s an above average rebounder for his size and expect him to continue to elevate his game.
The 5-10 sophomore guard plays a complete all-around game whether it’s his physicality on the offensive end or being a disruptor on the defensive end. He is a smooth finisher on all three levels where he does a great job at getting to the free throw line. Look for Tipton’s stock to continue to rise as he gears up for his sophomore season. He averaged a team-best four steals per game last season as a freshman.
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Corenzes Dennard
Corenzes Dennard
The 6-5 sophomore forward is multi-versatile on the offensive end where he has improved his game as an inside-out scoring threat. His energy level intensifies when finishing at the front of the rim against multiple defenders. On the defensive end, Dennard plays with a ton of length where he rebounds well from the weak-side and can do a great job when it comes to challenging shots. He has a smooth handle and has got more comfortable when pushing the basketball up the floor whether it’s in transition or in the half-court. He could become a real valuable guy over the course of the next three years, as his game continues to mature.
A 6-2 sophomore guard who is a high-level passer and will often knock shots down from the perimeter. McFadden also plays hard-nose defense when it comes to guarding on the ball as he applies pressure where he can get strips leading to baskets on the other end. On the offensive end, McFadden can also finish strong on the rim off the bounce where he is unafraid to get to the free throw line. Excited to see the progress this kid makes as he should start gaining college interest this upcoming season.
The 6-0 sophomore point guard has a lethal shooting stroke from beyond the arc, where he can be extremely dangerous when left with space. Parks has also improved his handle as well as his decision making where he has become more confident in knowing when to shoot versus pass the basketball. Last season as a freshman Parks averaged 11 points, two rebounds and two assists per game. His defensive awareness will help carry his team to wins this upcoming season as well as his elevated IQ.