2029 Top 20-10: Logan Benson's Breakdown

As more players are getting discovered in the class of 2029, new talent is emerging quickly. Going into your freshman year can be daunting, although these select hoopers demonstrate that they have what it takes to dominate the competition fresh out of the game. Here is a breakdown of the 2029 Top 20-10 in the rankings, and who will take off fast in my books. Let's talk about it.    [player_tooltip player_id='2828051' first='Easton' last='Greene'] is a versatile 3 and D wing who can create space for himself while knocking down open looks. Greene has his head on a swivel with the rock, locating his teammates for easy assists. Defensively, Greene stays in between passing lanes and utilizes his 6'2 frame to shut down his matchup. Greene's awareness is already at a profound level, with plenty of time to develop and grow this season. Expect Greene to continue climbing in the rankings with the Titans.     [player_tooltip player_id='2978674' first='Kannen' last='Marshall'] punishes defenses for allowing him an inch of room to work with. Featuring a consistent mid-range pull-up game, Marshall constantly leaves his matchup on its toes and second-guessing. Tenacity is what Marshall brings to the table most, as he never lets his foot off the gas, regardless of what's on the scoreboard. The Denver East small forward is coming off a sizzling hot summer.     [player_tooltip player_id='2825151' first='Tag' last='Barnett'] can do everything asked of him on both ends of the hardwood. From rotating through screens to attacking the rim, Barnett is an all-around star in the making. Barnett will thrive on Cherry Creek's roster as he'll develop efficiently his freshman year and ease into solid minutes in the rotation. The 6'6 forward can create a shot from anywhere on the floor. Once Barnett develops a consistent jumper, he should expect to make bounds and strides in the rankings.     [player_tooltip player_id='2390330' first='Bo' last='Pecic'] is a proven sharpshooter from way downtown, converting from beyond the arc at a ridiculous consistency. While Bo plays the shooting guard, he can easily transition to point guard and become a facilitator when needed. What differentiates Bo from others at his position is his relentlessness and drive to get wins. Being selfless, Pecic understands how to incorporate his teammates in the pursuit of victory.     [player_tooltip player_id='2399392' first='Grayson' last='Hulse'] displays what it looks like to stay consistent and constantly improve. Hulse has incredible body control in the paint and comes up with creative ways to put the ball in the basket. Communicating effectively on defense, Hulse ensures that switches are made and screens are hedged. The 6'4 guard can dictate the pace of the game and commands loads of defensive attention. On a renowned Discovery Canyon squad, Hulse will develop nicely.

As more players are getting discovered in the class of 2029, new talent is emerging quickly. Going into your freshman year can be daunting, although these select hoopers demonstrate that they have what it takes to dominate the competition fresh out of the game. Here is a breakdown of the 2029 Top 20-10 in the rankings, and who will take off fast in my books. Let's talk about it.