2029 Player Rankings: Most Versatile Wings/Forwards

Texas continues to be one of the deepest talent pools in the country, and the Class of 2029 is already loaded with long, athletic, high-impact wings and forwards who bring size, skill, and versatility to the floor. From hybrid forwards who can space the floor to long, switchable wings with playmaking feel.    [player_tooltip player_id='3348534' first='Cash' last='Clark'] is a true do-it-all impact player who consistently makes the right play and influencing outcome. Clark plays with an outstanding motor that never wavers, bringing the same intensity every possession. Defensively, he's one of the best in the state, thriving in chaos with active hands that force turnovers through on-ball steals, jumped passing lanes, and perfectly timed positioning gaps. Every time he steps onto the floor you know what you're going to get. HIs elite athleticism allows him to guard multiple positions and change the game across the board with effort and instincts.     The lefty plays well within the offense, consistently making his presence felt without needing the ball to stick. He's at his best as a spot-up shooter beyond the arc, rising high off the catch with clean elevation in his release. Off the ball, Anderson understands spacing and timing, sliding into windows when the defense helps. Defensively, Anderson impacts the game with his length, staying wide in passing lanes to force steals and rotating from the weak side for timely blocks, showing good instincts as a help defender.     Averaging 10 points and 4.5 rebounds per game, [player_tooltip player_id='2411377' first='Collin' last='King-Sumberlin'] has been a steady ability to score by consistently applying pressure to the defense. He's comfortable attacking off the dribble, finishing around the rim through traffic, or settling into his mid-range pull-up with touch. He moves well at his size, showing fluidity and body control, able to absorb contact, bump his defender, and still score with balance while contorting his body to finish.     [player_tooltip player_id='3347576' first='Julius' last='Ogunfuye'] brings great length and a wide wingspan, pairing elite physical tools with strong instincts and anticipation. He creates defensive stops, using his reach to generate steals and blocks without gambling. Offensively, he's a confident perimeter shooter, stepping into pull-ups and kick-out three-pointers with rhythm. His textbook mechanics and quick trigger make him a legitimate floor-spacer, adding value on both ends of the floor through discipline and feel for the game.     [player_tooltip player_id='3347722' first='Calvin' last='Gilbert'] has been a model of consistency all season, averaging 7.3 points, 5.4 rebounds, and nearly a block per game. He's already flashing real double-double potential with multiple double-digit rebounding performances. Gilbert's active hands stand out, whether he's controlling the glass, securing entry passes, or finishing in the dunker's spot or on the block. He consistently high-points the ball, giving his team reliability and physical presence inside.

Texas continues to be one of the deepest talent pools in the country, and the Class of 2029 is already loaded with long, athletic, high-impact wings and forwards who bring size, skill, and versatility to the floor. From hybrid forwards who can space the floor to long, switchable wings with playmaking feel.