Mayhem on Military Upperclassmen Wings-Bigs Standouts Vol. 1

The Mayhem on Military event showcased some of the most talented upperclassmen wings and bigs, each leaving a significant mark with their performances. These prospects demonstrated a blend of athleticism, skill, and versatility that set them apart, whether by dominating the paint, stretching the floor, or making key plays on both ends. From rim protectors to dynamic forwards, the event highlighted the depth and quality of the upperclassmen class, providing a glimpse into the future stars of the collegiate ranks. Their impactful stat lines and competitive energy underscored why they are considered top prospects to watch as the season progresses.    The Purdue signee is the ultimate modern big man with legitimate rim-protection instincts and the ability to space the floor or score around the basket. Huan will only get stronger and more explosive over time, but it's already easy to see him having success at the high-major level. Arguably the prospect with the highest upside in this class, Huan possesses an unbelievable array of tools. Extremely fluid athlete with long arms, effortless explosiveness, and the ability to wreak havoc without really needing the ball in his hands. Defensively, he's a game-changing piece who can block shots, switch onto smaller opponents, and utilize his athleticism to be disruptive. For Georgetown Prep, he highlighted a ton of appealing flashes on both ends of the floor. His potential is massive. Finish the game against St. John's with 20 points on 9-12 from the field, 10 rebounds, 1 assist and 1 block.     The Penn Signee continue to impress with his ability to play hard on both ends of the floor using his length and all-around high IQ forward that can be a mismatch for a traditional big guy. Billy is comfortable stretching the floor and making threes at a high rate. Attacked the rim as a popper on ball-screens and would post up smaller guys. Intrigued with Bratton's overall game and one to monitor. Finish the game with 9 points, 6 rebounds, 4 assists and 1 block.     I'm a fan of Danny Abass. The 6'7 forward, has a high feel, shoots it and has adequate vertical pop. Very good athlete, switchable defender and a naturally strong body. His shooting and ball-handling have improved and even though they still need work, the development is going in the right direction. Liked how hard Abass played and showed off being an athletic shot-maker. He attacks closeouts as needed and can finish or make the necessary pass. Abass filled up the stat sheet with 15 points, 9 rebounds, and 1 block.     Jadencombination of size, athleticism, and two-way ability will make him a nightmare for opponents. <a>Shoultz </a>can consistently generate clean looks for himself and others but can also find opportunities as an off-ball threat. He scores from all levels, sees the floor well as a playmaker, and regularly applies pressure at the rim. Add in his rebounding and defensive versatility, and it's easy to see why he's going to attract college coaches throughout the season. Finish the game with 8 (2-5 from the 3pt line) points, 6 assists, and 2 steals.     Mills isa deceptive and skilled forward with polish in the post and excellent floor-spacing ability. Mills can produce in a variety of different roles, showing the ability to set the tone as a focal point or assert himself as needed. Although his foundation was developed as a post scorer, he's visibly expanded his game off the bounce and along the perimeter. Mills can create for himself and others, and sees the floor well as a playmaker. Add in his rebounding presence, and it's easy to see all the reasons why he's attracting coaches. Final stat line against Winston Salem 12 (1-5 3-pt) points, 8 rebounds, and 2 assists.     First time seeing the Selim play and trust he didn't disappoint with his play under the brights lights of going up against the talented St. John's College HS team. Selim finish the game with 20 points on 5-11 2pt FG, 3-6 3pt FG, 4 rebounds, 2 steals and 2 assists. He's a fluid moving prospect who excels in transition and showed the speed of the game not too much for him. Yalcin is more than capable of hitting jumpers from midrange and beyond the arc, both off the catch and bounce, and is comfortable taking what the defense gives him. He's a solid creator off the dribble and sees the floor well as a passer. Defensively, Yalcin can switch across multiple positions and force turnovers while making his presence felt on the glass. He should appeal to various types of college coaches.     The Mississippi State signee naturally creates matchup problems for opponents. Switchable defender, terrific rebounder, and crafty playmaker who knows how to impact the game without needing to score. Very strong, explosive athlete. Putting forth an impressive showing. Very well-rounded piece. Finishing at the rim, hitting off-balance jumpers, and playing exceptionally well through contact. Useful creator. Comfortable in several roles. Finished the game against Clinton Grace with 18 points on 5-11 2FG, 1-3 3pt FG and 1 steal.

The Mayhem on Military event showcased some of the most talented upperclassmen wings and bigs, each leaving a significant mark with their performances. These prospects demonstrated a blend of athleticism, skill, and versatility that set them apart, whether by dominating the paint, stretching the floor, or making key plays on both ends. From rim protectors to dynamic forwards, the event highlighted the depth and quality of the upperclassmen class, providing a glimpse into the future stars of the collegiate ranks. Their impactful stat lines and competitive energy underscored why they are considered top prospects to watch as the season progresses.