Gibbs Summer League: Knockdown Shooters Who You Can’t Leave Open

Inside the Gibbs Summer League, a few shooters proved they only need a sliver of space to make defenders pay. Whether spotting up, pulling up, or relocating off the ball, these five marksmen made it clear they're among the most dangerous threats from deep this summer. If you don't get a hand up, it's already too late.    Delancy has solidified himself as one of the top shooters in the nation for the class of 2027. He's got the ultimate green light and backs it up with production, often getting up double-digit attempts from deep and knocking them down at an elite clip. But his game doesn't stop at the arc. Delancy is a complete three-level scorer with a smooth midrange pull-up and crafty touch around the rim. His poise and pace make him nearly unguardable, and his shot selection is as polished as his form.     Every time McCain lets it go, you expect it to splash. He's automatic from three with a compact release, nice arc, and a quiet confidence that never wavers. His ability to relocate without the ball and fire quickly off the catch makes him a perfect fit for any offense looking for floor spacing. He doesn't need much room, just an inch of space is enough for him to let it fly.     One of the purest shooters in the Tampa Bay area, Stuba's jumper looks the same every time and that's a good thing, it's beautiful. His off-ball movement is advanced, constantly losing defenders with smart cuts and coming off screens. Stuba's consistency from deep makes him a player you simply can't lose track of. Combine that with his grit as a perimeter defender and you've got a textbook 3-and-D threat.     Perkins stepped into a leadership role for a Gibbs team that lost a senior-heavy lineup and showed he's ready to carry the torch. A knockdown shooter who spaces the floor with confidence, Perkins made his presence felt beyond just scoring. He led the offense with poise, pressured opposing guards defensively, and created scoring chances for teammates off penetration. His growth as a playmaker adds a new layer to his game.     Myers brings a combination of shooting and toughness to the floor. He's a confident ball handler who can knock down threes off the bounce or catch, and he always plays under control. Defensively, he applies pressure and doesn't take plays off, which pairs well with his basketball IQ. He understands spacing and timing, and consistently puts himself in scoring positions.

Inside the Gibbs Summer League, a few shooters proved they only need a sliver of space to make defenders pay. Whether spotting up, pulling up, or relocating off the ball, these five marksmen made it clear they're among the most dangerous threats from deep this summer. If you don't get a hand up, it's already too late.