Grassroots Intro: 2027 Prospects to Track

<h2 class="wp-block-heading">Take a look at some early prospects in the 2027 class for college programs in the region to track!</h2>   USE CODE anderson30 for 30% OFF THE FIRST PURCHASE OF ANY ANNUAL SUBSCRIPTION!<a href="http://www.prephoops.com/subscribe/?coupon=anderson30"> Subscribe</a> today!    Moore is an electric combo guard to keep an eye on as a national name in the 2027 class in North Carolina. He's shown he can make things happen on the perimeter with his ability to knock down shots and attack the paint. He'll be a prospect to keep an eye on on the 3SSB stage with [program_tooltip program_id='2078500' first='Garner' last='Road'] and fresh off a state championship with Corvian Community and offers from Rutgers and Utah with a list that continues to grow.     Herring is a prospect who continues to showcase his ability to attack the rim and wreak havoc defensively. He was part of an effort that saw him drop 41 points against [program_tooltip program_id='2078500' first='Garner' last='Road'] in the NGS Rock City Classic to open things up. He's fresh off a strong year at Kinston, Brandon Ingram's old high school. Jacksonville State is the first program to offer the electric prospect who's due for a big spring/summer on the grassroots scene.     Evans is a smooth operator for college programs to get on their radar with NC Invasion this spring/summer. He led his squad to a 3-1 record at the Big Shots NC Tip-Off after producing 17.0 points per game including 22 points in a 74-72 victory over [program_tooltip program_id='2078549' first='Team' last='Wall']. His ability to operate in isolation and on the fastbreak is hard to find across the 2027 class in the state of North Carolina.     Wright-Mcgee is an emerging name fresh off a big weekend at Big Shots NC Tip-Off in Rocky Mount. He led [program_tooltip program_id='2227290' first='Warriors' last='Life Elite'] to a 2-2 record while leading the 16U Slam Division in scoring with 73 total points on 18.3 points per game. His ability to make an impact on both ends of the floor isn't easy to find on the hardwood. He's an electric guard for college programs to track after contributing to New Hanover's run to the state championship game.     Greene is a presence who continues to show his growth in the 2027 class. He produced 54 points (13.5 points per game) and was quite the paint protector for the Big Shots Eliite NC frontcourt. His ability to rack up rebounds, clean up the glass and finish around the rim is something to watch. He's an underrecruited big man with DI potential in his game. As he continues to show off his improved conditioning and pace to the grassroots style, look for his name to grow in the 2027 class.     The MVP of the 16U Slam Division, Loftin is playing at a whole different level at the point guard spot. His ability to know when to score and when to find others to make plays was pivotal in their run to the 16U Slam Title with a talented core on [program_tooltip program_id='2399240' first='Big' last='Shots Elite NC']. He's prime for a big grassroots campaign after a productive year at Fike.     Chase was quite the leading name for [program_tooltip program_id='2078546' first='Team' last='Trezz'] on the 16U stage as they nearly took home the 16U Slam Championship. He finished tied for second in the division in total points (71) and first in scoring average (23.7 ppg) as he showcased his range on the perimeter. He's a sharp guard with a knack for making things happen as a perimeter and playmaking presence on both ends of the floor.     Hines is one of a few names to keep an eye on in the [program_tooltip program_id='2078516' first='No' last='Guts No Glory'] backcourt on the MadeHoops Circuit stage. He's shown he can make things happen off the bounce and as a scorer/playmaker when the ball comes his way. He produced 18.0 points per game as his squad went 2-1 on the weekend, including 26 points off the bench in the opening game at Big Shots NC Tip-Off.     Pickett is an emerging forward to know with [program_tooltip program_id='2078516' first='No' last='Guts No Glory'] on the MHC stage this spring/summer. He's a prospect with good instincts as a rim runner and rebounder on both ends for college programs to get on their radar out of Millbrook High. He got some experience on the varsity stage given his size and length in the painted area.     Wilkins is a combo guard in the 919 area to get to know with [program_tooltip program_id='2484170' first='MAF' last='Elite'] following a stellar outing at the Big Shots NC Tip-Off. He took home MVP in the 16U Platinum Division while finishing with 22.0 points per game (66 total points), both first in the division. He finished with 20 points in a closely-contested battle with Team RAL in the championship to close out a strong weekend. His ability to make plays for himself and others is something to get eyes on.