What 2026 Two Way Threats Could Make Noise at The Expo

The Expo is fast approaching, and with it comes a stage built for the state's top talent to prove exactly why they belong among the best. This is a chance to go head to head with elite competition, showcase the work put in over the summer, and elevate their game to an entirely new level. For some it could be the moment that solidifies their status. For others it's the breakout performance that puts their name on the map.    Use my code LopezHoops25 for $10 off registration <a href="https://events.prephoops.com/e/1616/register/the-expo-colorado">https://events.prephoops.com/e/1616/register/the-expo-colorado</a>    Mock already makes his presence felt with active defense, creating steals, finishing at the rim, and protecting the paint. The Expo would show he's developed a more consistent jumper to keep defenses honest and added versatility to his scoring. Improving his decision making in transition, whether pushing the break himself or finding the right outlet would also elevate his impact. If he continues to pair his defensive activity with a more polished offensive skill set, he'll stand out as a true two way difference maker     Jacobson shows good versatility with his shooting from three, reliable handles, and willingness to crash the offensive glass. To grow his game the ultimate focus is becoming more consistent as a playmaker. Using his handles would allow opportunities for others as well as himself. Adding strength to finish through contact at the rim and improving his defensive presence on the perimeter would round out his skill set. If he continues to combine shooting, rebounding hustle, and ball control with more two way impact, he'll elevate himself as a well rounded threat     Raymond plays with size and physicality, doing the dirty work and controlling the glass with his ability to box out. To show he has expanded his overall game he's developed reliable touch around the rim and added a go to post move to convert those extra possessions into points. Extending his range with a jumper or becoming a more effective with the screen and roll would also make him more valuable in offensive sets. If he continues to bring toughness while showing growth as a finisher and scorer, he'll raise his impact well beyond just doing the dirty work     Dunn already uses his strength and footwork well to control the glass and make his presence felt inside. The Expo is his opportunity to show he has expanded his game by adding a consistent mid range jumper or face up move to complement his inside play. Improving his passing out of the post would also make him tougher to defend, allowing him to punish double teams. If he combines his rebounding and interior toughness with a more versatile offensive package, he'll stand out as a complete frontcourt presence     Clarkson already stands out as a big time scorer with the ability to knock down the three and attack off the drive. The Expo could elevate his game by improving his playmaking, using his scoring gravity to create for teammates when defenses collapse. Sharpening his decision making in transition and tightening his handle under pressure would also help him stay efficient against tougher competition. If he continues to score at a high clip while showing he can facilitate and control pace, he'll prove himself as a true offensive weapon

The Expo is fast approaching, and with it comes a stage built for the state's top talent to prove exactly why they belong among the best. This is a chance to go head to head with elite competition, showcase the work put in over the summer, and elevate their game to an entirely new level. For some it could be the moment that solidifies their status. For others it's the breakout performance that puts their name on the map.