10 Collegiate Prospects You Can't Miss

They're productive now, but more importantly, their trajectory is pointing straight up. Whether it's growth in their skill set, maturity in their approach, or the consistency they bring night after night, each of these athletes has something college coaches value. Keep us updated on ALL prospects over on “X“ and “Instagram,” just tag @PrepHoops_AR & @VortexSportsArkansas.    Davenport brings one of the most gifted scoring profiles in the class. His athleticism leaps off the page, with an explosive bounce, strong frame, and the ability to finish above or through contact. What makes him especially intriguing for the college level is how complete his offensive game already looks. He can score off the bounce, knock down perimeter shots, create separation with dribble moves, and punish bigger mismatches with his speed. Davenport projects as a true threat who can impact a college backcourt from day one.     Boggs brings one of the cleanest shooting profiles in the class, and his size only amplifies the value. At 6'7", he gets into his mechanics smoothly, shoots over contests, and forces defenses to stretch farther than they want to. Whether it's spotting up, relocating, or knocking down rhythm threes in transition, Boggs changes the game the moment he checks in. Add in his length and the confidence he shoots it with, and you get a prospect whose shooting translates at every level.     Schwartzman is one of the most composed lead guards in the 2026 class. He plays with a natural pace, never looks sped up, and consistently makes the right read out of ball screens. His ability to change speeds, get downhill, and finish with touch makes him a tough cover, but it's his feel that really catches eyes. He sees rotations early, delivers the ball on time, and organizes an offense like a true point guard. He's a table-setting guard who can compete in a college system.     Smith brings one of the most balanced guard skill sets in the class. He can run a team, score it in multiple ways, and defend either backcourt spot with intensity. His ability to shift between creator and scorer makes him a matchup problem. He's comfortable initiating offense, attacking downhill, or spacing the floor as a secondary threat. Smith profiles as a combo guard who fits the modern college game.     Willard plays with a maturity and basketball IQ that immediately stand out. He reads defenders well and picks his spots like a seasoned scorer. His ability to operate at all three levels with smooth pull‑ups, confident catch‑and‑shoot threes, and crafty finishes around the rim makes him one of the more complete offensive threats in the class. Willard rarely forces the issue. Instead, he manipulates defenders, makes the right decision, and consistently finds efficient scoring windows. That blend of intelligence and skill gives him a translatable profile fit for the next level.     Bowman brings smooth, confident shooting and scoring, paired with his ability to create. He's a crafty shooter who understands how to use footwork, angles, and pace to free himself, whether he's coming off movement or working out of isolation. His touch is consistent, his release is clean, and he has a knack for hitting jumpers. Bowman's shot IQ and mechanics are built for next-level hoops.     Fowlkes brings a dynamic blend of shiftiness and toughness that jumps off the floor. Offensively, he has a quick first step, tight handle, and the ability to change directions without losing balance or pace. He gets downhill, creates separation, and scores or assists at a high clip, making him a constant pressure point for defenses. What elevates his profile even more is his defensive upside. He plays with active hands, lateral quickness, and the instincts to disrupt actions at the point of attack. Fowlkes is a guard who can impact the game on both ends and continue to grow as a creator at the next level.     Newcomb brings a clean, dependable shooting profile that immediately boosts any lineup he's in. He spaces the floor, stays shot‑ready, and consistently knocks down open looks created by penetration or ball movement. His mechanics are repeatable, and he understands how to relocate to open windows, all traits that translate directly to what he can bring to any court.     Guyton brings a downhill scoring profile that immediately stands out on film. He's an athlete who attacks space with purpose, elevates strongly at the rim, and finishes plays with toughness. His body control, once he gets downhill, puts constant pressure on the defense. Guyton's ability to slash, absorb bumps, and convert tough finishes shows grit, and as his handle and perimeter consistency continue to grow, his ceiling becomes even higher for the next level.     Hurst brings a dynamic athletic profile to the point guard spot. He's quick off the bounce, explosive in space, and confident pushing tempo. He creates advantages that open the floor for everyone around him. His ability to turn the corner and play make for himself and others gives him a foundation as a guard. As his decision‑making and shooting consistency continue to rise, Hurst's blend of athleticism and playmaking tools makes him one of the more college-ready prospects in the 2026 class.

They're productive now, but more importantly, their trajectory is pointing straight up. Whether it's growth in their skill set, maturity in their approach, or the consistency they bring night after night, each of these athletes has something college coaches value. Keep us updated on ALL prospects over on “X“ and “Instagram,” just tag @PrepHoops_AR & @VortexSportsArkansas.