5 2027's I Would Call

Just a couple days ago, June 15, was the contact day for 2027's. There were a lot of interesting contacts made after the stroke of midnight. Well, I'm going to give you 5 2027's that I would call. Just to make this more interesting and less obvious, I'm going outside the top 15.    If you have followed my work for a while, this name comes as no surprise. I really like what McCree brings to the table as a player and prospect. He's a very high IQ player that can feel the action. McCree is a versatile guard that can effectively play on or off the ball and is a terrific perimeter defender.     Langdon has tremendously high upside. He can probably play at least 3 different spots in high school and I think that versatility could carry to the next level as well. Langdon is tall, but he has the strong frame to go with it. He can attack outside-in, while still providing a tough matchup for opposing defenses.     Lewis has been on a tear since last fall and he would for sure get a call from me. He's an athletic guard that can glide into a change of direction. Lewis can get downhill and make plays on the offensive end. Best part is, these plays are almost always unselfish and good decisions.     Flynn is a definite stock riser in the class of 2027. He's shown plus athleticism to go with some dribble combos that get him space and a step to attack off of. Flynn has impressed with his ability to attack and finish with both hands.     Kenyi has reached 6-9 and has kept his frame. As he adds muscle, his game could absolutely explode. He can use his frame to put a body on someone when a shot goes up. Kenyi should be a consistent point and rebounds double-double threat.

Just a couple days ago, June 15, was the contact day for 2027's. There were a lot of interesting contacts made after the stroke of midnight. Well, I'm going to give you 5 2027's that I would call. Just to make this more interesting and less obvious, I'm going outside the top 15.