Class of 2028 Rankings: Taking the Lead

Promising freshman, who had loud moments while carving out a role on an upperclassman guard heavy team. Capable of scoring in bursts, with threes and defensive plays. Lanky frame, appears to still be growing while already having light on his feet movements. Indicating the potential to become an explosive athlete, which combined with his early feel for the game gives Murry a very high ceiling. Something he could start to achieve this summer at the national level with MOKAN. Setting the stage for a huge sophomore season.     Strong finish to the season for the junkyard dawg type guard. Made key plays in the Chargers' Class 5A quarterfinals victory over El Reno. Gets his nose dirty on defense with steals. Combination of quick disruptive hands and good overall instincts. Signs point to him becoming an above the rim finisher by this time next year. Which along with in and out dribbles and his overall poise as a driver; should make him one of the most dangerous slashers in the Tulsa area.     One of the top pure athletes in the class, especially when factoring in the football offers he's received. Has an extra gear when attacking the rim, making him a handful off the dribble. Which is especially impressive with how smooth he moves. Has great body control on drives, with the hangtime to get off shots even after taking contact. Played a key role in leading Rejoice to the Class 2A State Tournament. Football might be his future, but will be one of the most exciting players to watch on the court over the upcoming high school seasons.     Witte entered high school with an impressive resume of winning at the junior high level for school and AAU ball. Now as the only freshman listed on the roster for the Class 6A State Champions Deer Creek Antlers, he has already added to that reputation. He's a sniper from deep, with a skilled overall game. Already is off and running this spring with his new Texhoma squad. Should have one of the more productive grassroots seasons of any guard in the 2028 class.     Ferguson was a bucket for 4A Harding. Deep range from three, while also being crafty off the dribble. Capable of getting to his spots in the mid-range, and quickly pulling up. Plays with good poise and control for a player for his age, capable of acrobatic finishes at the rim. Very productive freshman season, with an impressive all around scoring skillset. Will need to continue to maximize his athleticism to go along with his skill based attack.     Hogan was starting to produce an impressive freshman season as one of the top options for the 5A Tigers. But a January ankle injury wiped out most of the the back half of his season. Has real potential to be a game changing sniper from deep, especially with how smooth his form is. Especially as his range extends nearly to the volleyball line. Name to track to see how the rest of his game and athleticism develops.     Silky shooter, who closed out his freshman campaign with a 22 point playoff performance against Shawnee. Has a quick release as a spot up threat. Also comfortable pulling from distance while off the dribble. Shooting will always grab the attention, and it will be interesting to see how the rest of Morrison's game develops.