UAB Elite Camp Standouts

Dylan was undeniably one of the standout performers at the UAB Elite Camp. A strong and physical guard, he consistently finished through contact and used his size well to create space and get to his spots. He also showcased a reliable shooting touch, making him a difficult matchup on both ends of the floor. A high-level athlete, Dylan leveraged his strength and explosiveness to impact the game in multiple ways. His impressive showing didn't go unnoticed he earned a scholarship offer from UAB shortly after the camp. Jones is definitely a prospect to watch moving forward.     Jayvon emerged as one of the most intriguing and high upside prospects at the camp. He displayed impressive athleticism, timing, and rebounding instincts, consistently making plays on both ends of the floor. His length and versatility allowed him to guard multiple positions and contribute in transition, making him a clear standout among the forwards in attendance. Already drawing significant attention from college programs, Rampersant continues to elevate his stock with each performance.     TJ was one of the most intriguing prospects at the camp exceptionally long and athletic wing who can impact the game in a variety of ways. His versatility stood out, whether it was finishing above the rim, defending multiple positions, or creating off the bounce. Byrd is an explosive athlete and a constant rim-running threat in transition, while also showcasing a solid handle and emerging offensive skill set. His combination of size, length, and athleticism makes him a nightmare matchup on both ends of the floor. Following his standout performance, Coach Kennedy and his staff wasted no time in extending an offer. Byrd has all the tools to be a high-major prospect and is already establishing himself as one of the premier players in Alabama's 2027 class.       Preston, an athletic and versatile wing, showcased a wide array of tools during his time at the UAB Elite Camp. He demonstrated the ability to handle the ball, make plays for others, and score from all three levels. Whether it was pushing the pace in transition, knocking down shots, or making the extra pass, Echols consistently made an impact on both ends of the floor. His athleticism stands out immediately, but it's his skill versatility that makes him such an intriguing long-term prospect. With continued development, Echols has the potential to become a dynamic, do-it-all player. He's definitely a name to watch closely in his class.     Nate had an impressive all-around showing at the camp, standing out as one of the more well-rounded guards in attendance. He showcased his ability to shoot efficiently both off the catch and off the dribble, while also flashing athleticism by playing above the rim. Winters displayed solid vision and passing ability, finding teammates in rhythm and making smart decisions in transition. What truly stood out was his feel for the game he played with great pace and showed he could control the tempo, a rare trait for a young guard. With his combination of skill, athleticism, and poise, Winters is a very intriguing prospect and definitely someone to keep close tabs on throughout the season. His upside and versatility make him a name worth watching in his class.     Kayden, a big guard, was one of the most intriguing prospects at the UAB camp. He showcased a versatile skill set displaying the ability to pass, dribble, and shoot all complemented by his athleticism. He was active all over the floor, contributing on both ends, especially on the boards. Kaden is expected to be a key piece for Whitesburg Christian Academy under Coach Patrick Harding this season. With Kaden leading the way, he'll likely be their go-to guy and a major factor in their success.