2026 Rankings Update: Debut Prospects

First article of the 2026 Class Rankings Update featuring our newest additions! These six prospects have caught the eyes of our scouts over the season and earned themselves a debut spot in the latest prospect rankings update.    [player_tooltip player_id='2353538' first='Eric' last='Turner'] just recently re-classed from 2027, so the Prep Hoops team of scouts decided upon a #32 debut ranking in a deep 2026 class following the move. Turner boasts his ability to score the ball and does it with an unlimited array of scoring moves. He can pullup in the midrange efficiently and easily due to his size and quickness on the ball. Eric can handle the ball and create for himself nicely in the halfcourt when in rhythm, making him a huge threat on the wing for any opposing off-guard. Turner slashes the lane well and shows good feel for getting his shots off. The Hampton commit shows true flashes of brilliance in his game, only scratching the surface of the player he could become in some years.     Uriah always comes through as a top contributor for New Hope night in and night out. Checks all the boxes as an all-around player who makes winning plays. Uriah has a steady jumpshot that is lethal when left open beyond the arc. His size and smooth release makes for a smooth midrange jumper when he can get to it in rhythm. Uriah rebounds very well and attacks the offensive glass hard to relinquish misses. I like the defense that he presents as a 6'6" wing with long arms and quick feet. The forward also shows good timing and discipline on the defensive end. He can defend the rim without fouling and makes it tough when he's guarding slashers. Interesting prospect to keep eyes on over the next two years.     Vicious scoring 2-guard that likes to use his length to rise up quickly over defenders for his shot. He is adept at creating off the dribble for himself and shooting over closeouts often. Averaged over 20 a game through his first two seasons and became Kipp's All-Time leading scorer this year in his junior campaign. Decorated career so far for Marlon as he continues to rise as a proficient scorer, proving to be ready for the next level. He is truly electric when he gets going, totaling a few 30+ point games already and a 45 pt outing just about a week ago. Calhoun has been getting to it since his freshman year, and scouts are starting to realize the unavoidable production.     Camari showed me some special attributes in his game. He is always a plus to have out on the floor for City. A big that operates well in the paint but can also be effective from the wing. Camari makes some very good reads with the ball in his hands and makes most passes on time to his cutters and divers. I was impressed with his off-ball IQ both offensively and defensively, consistently puts himself into proper position. Goes up strong with the rock and finishes his layups with authority underneath. Has a smooth shot and will take the open shot on the perimeter, but still has work to do to become a consistent 3-level threat. Solid all-around big man that is very important to City College, even if it doesn't show in the box score.     Legree is an incredible spark plug for the Dons. Flamethrower from deep with a quick burst of a first step. Makes up for his size with his big-game ability. I enjoy seeing the way Jesse can come right into a game and find his spots immediately within the flow of the offense. His handle on the ball is smooth and shifty, allowing for him to get to any spot on the floor with regularity. Seems like he's never rushed with the ball in his hands, making decisions in a split that leaves the defense short. Jesse is averaging a consistent 12 points a game up to this point on a team with some scoring talent from guard. The dual-sport athlete has found a nice role with Loyola this season that is sure to expand even more next season.     Smooth floor general competing out in DC. Gavin always impresses me with his control and ability to manufacture plays for himself and for his team. He can be a high assist-man some nights or be the go-to scorer on others. His feel for the game is fun to see as he operates the point. Gavin is more than willing to knock down the open trey and will attack hard off the closeout if you aren't ready for the fake. Nice feel in pick-and-roll action, makes the early pass when necessary and doesn't hold the ball too long. He can create a shot for himself or draw defenders in for a kickout pass to the shooter. Smart and efficient point guard with time to catch the eyes of more scouts.

First article of the 2026 Class Rankings Update featuring our newest additions! These six prospects have caught the eyes of our scouts over the season and earned themselves a debut spot in the latest prospect rankings update.