Top Tier Prospects Big Miller Team Camp Day 1

The gym was charged with intensity on Day 1 of Big Miller Team Camp, where Arkansas' premier prospects were in action, showing why they're at the top of the totem pole. Keep us updated on ALL prospects over on “X“ and “Instagram” just tag @PrepHoops_AR & @VortexSportsArkansas.    Mature beyond his years, Andrews took command with more than just his voice—he set the tone. He attacked the lane with downhill power, absorbing hits and finishing through contact like a man on a mission. His handle stayed sharp against pressure, splitting traps and weaving through doubles to keep the offense flowing. Off the bounce, he created windows off jab steps and rose into clean mid-range jumpers. A few rim-rattlers in transition put an exclamation point on a day defined by leadership and impact.     Effort met execution in Bead's backcourt performance. A physical 6'1" combo with bounce and build, he controlled tempo and imposed his will on both ends. He used to jab-and-go reads to get downhill, shouldering off defenders and finishing with finesse or power. On defense, he hounded ball-handlers baseline to baseline, forcing errors and turning stops into scoring runs. Whether initiating or spacing off-ball, Bead played with the kind of edge that coaches trust in big moments.     A fluid athlete with a knack for timely production, Lanier played like a mismatch magnet. He attacked gaps with long strides and good footwork, getting into the lane to finish with a soft touch. His jumper looked crisp off the catch and off movement, especially in second-side actions where he used the defense's rotation against them. He embraced defensive assignments too, sliding on the perimeter and playing the passing lanes with his length. There's polish already, and the flashes of creativity hint at an even higher ceiling.     Hudson brought his hustle and power to Day 1 of team camp. Before rolling his ankle later in the day, he banged in the post with purpose, ducking in for deep seals and finishing through contact like it was personal. Yet it wasn't all interior—he faced up with poise and showed flashes as a high-low facilitator. On the glass, he was relentless—two-hand snags in traffic and quick put-backs that flipped momentum. Hudson's motor ran hot, and his presence commanded attention at both ends.     Young brought the kind of activity you feel before you even read the box score. A lanky, high-energy wing, he played downhill with force, attacking closeouts like he had somewhere to be. He filled lanes in transition, finishing through bumps and getting to the line with regularity. Defensively, he was solid all-around, whether guarding on-ball or stunting into passing lanes. His game isn't built on flash, although there is some flair; it's built on presence, and his fingerprint was all over it.

The gym was charged with intensity on Day 1 of Big Miller Team Camp, where Arkansas' premier prospects were in action, showing why they're at the top of the totem pole. Keep us updated on ALL prospects over on “X“ and “Instagram” just tag @PrepHoops_AR & @VortexSportsArkansas.