2026 Guards to Know Part 3

MacAdams is a physical scorer who can get to spots on the attack or score from behind the arc off the catch. He has good positional size. MacAdams has a good 2-way game and makes his presence felt on either end. He can make decisions on the fly and can find open teammates with ease. He has a strong frame which allows him to take contact with ease. He is someone low majors will be watching in the spring and summer.     Devonish is a speed merchant who thrives getting paint touches when getting downhill. He has a quick first step which allows him to blow by defenders. He can turn defense to offense. He has a nose to make a play on either end of the floor. Devonish has acrobatic touch around the rim. He puts himself in good spots on the floor to rebound. He shows flashes of scoring from behind the arc.     Hunter-Coleman is a shifty guard who does a good job taking what the defense gives him. He has an assertive dribble drive game which allows him to maneuver to different spots on the floor. He gets to the foul line a fair amount. He can also slide off the ball and make shots as a catch and shooter. He is tracking as a scholarship prospect.     Jackson is a floor general who does a good job of steering the ship. He plays a conservative game and does a good job setting others up for success with his ability to pass. He gets paint touches at will. Jackson likes to uses ball screens and is effective out of the two man game. He has a stout frame which helps him take contact well.     Swann is a natural scorer with great size for his position. He is very herky-jerky when he is getting to different spots for scoring chances. Swann has a picturesque release when he is shooting from behind the arc. His length causes disruption on the defensive end which can lead to blocks, steals and deflections. He glides in the open floor when moving down the court.