July: Must Offer Prospects in the Class of 2026

With July almost over and players finishing up on their respective circuits and final events to be seen by college coaches in person let's talke a look at a few different players to offer.   D1 Offers    Suguturaga has been a player that just made a big time leap in his development and as a willing defender against some of the best wings in the country on the EYBL Circuit you have to see the potential of him getting minutes as an incoming freshman at the college level simply by his length and defending ability. He has to have at least a +2 on his reach as he uses that length to funnel players away from open gaps. Rebounds well . Simeon is a LM/MM type of a prospect that could easily be a developing athlete at the college level.     Clark is another player that is just not done adding skills to his game. He is a PF that runs the floor and does not need to have his back to the basket to score the ball. He has been playing very well against some stiff competition on the EYCL Circuit as he has been defending bigger bodies and on the other end he finds ways to score, rebound and impact the game. He is going to be another LM/MM find that could eventually develop even more and really hit his stride at the next level.    D2 Steals    This kid is a pogo-stick and having a freak athlete at the PG position only means more coaches will want to get in on his recruiting. Allen would be a steal at a 4-year school at the D2 level. He would be able to compete for time right off the bat as he is physically ready to play and impact the game. He uses that quickness to create space for himself. He has more developmental growth as a lead guard but he would be a steal at the D2 level for sure.     Alas will be a big time D2 steal and he might play his way into a more interesting situation after his year at LCA. He is a very seasoned and crafty PG with some elite skill as he has the quickness to get by defenders and he stays low keeping the defense on his hips. He is a take what the defense gives him in attack mode and he has a lot of moves he can use as counters to help him get lose. He is a player D2's need to get on early!    Picking up interest and offers   [player_tooltip player_id='1598266' first='Jordan' last='Oberholtzer'] || [program_tooltip program_id='2271483' first='Team' last='Utah'] UA   Oberholtzer is a big time confident hooper that plays with a lot of swagger. He has a lot of young Steve Nash to his game and even some Manu Ginobli in his game as he can play off of one foot after a move and he is always balanced and ready to shoot. This kid is electric and a fun watch and coaches are really taking notice. Oberholtzer is hearing from a variety of school from D1's-D3's as well as some JUCO's.   [player_tooltip player_id='2456844' first='Beau' last='Hansen'] || [program_tooltip program_id='2214029' first='Utah' last='Valley Prime'] 3SGB   Hansen is a gritty PG that does a lot of the little things and hustle plays to impact winning. With that pass first mentality Hansen is a ball mover and is very good at making that extra pass. Aside form defending well he does a good job off the ball spacing the floor and getting ready to catch and shoot. Great kid to offer, especially a small JUCO.

With July almost over and players finishing up on their respective circuits and final events to be seen by college coaches in person let's talke a look at a few different players to offer.