Loaded Class: 2028 Scoring Guards Set the Tone

[player_tooltip player_id='2804109' first='Tai' last='Bell'] | G | 2028 | Mater Lakes | @TaiBoogie5   Bell finished the regular season leading the state at 33.5 PPG, and the numbers match the eye test. He plays with real pace and control, understands game flow, and rarely forces the issue. Bell sees the floor at a high level, makes advanced reads, and scores efficiently despite constant attention. Already holding major Division I offers, he's one of the more complete and polished true guards in the country for his age.   [player_tooltip player_id='2194483' first='Nijaun' last='Harris'] | G | St. Pete | @NijaunHarris   Harris is flat-out electric. Averaging 23.1 PPG as a freshman, he's a three-level scorer who gets downhill with force and finishes through contact. His combination of strength, burst, and confidence makes him tough to scheme against, and he doesn't shy away from big moments. National buzz should catch up — the production is already there.   [player_tooltip player_id='2436958' first='Camden' last='Cooper'] | G | Nease | @CamdenCooper15   Cooper brings size, length, and polish to the guard spot. He's a smooth scorer who can handle primary ball-handling duties while still being effective off the ball. His ability to finish with either hand and knock down perimeter shots gives him versatility, and his physical profile creates matchup problems. Long-term, he's one of the more intriguing developmental guards in the state.   King McFadden | G | 2028 | Tocoi | @KINGCMcFadden   McFadden averaged 20.6 PPG and showed real growth across the board this season. He scores it, rebounds his position, and continues to expand his playmaking. The offseason work showed up, and his versatility allows him to impact games beyond just putting the ball in the hoop. College coaches are already paying attention — and for good reason.   [player_tooltip player_id='2294516' first='Khanye' last='Moss'] | G | 2028 | Mater Lakes | @KhanyeMoss   Moss is a dynamic left-handed guard with deep range and quick decision-making. He scores in bunches but also shows a natural feel as a secondary creator. His confidence stands out, and his ability to stretch defenses opens things up for teammates. Pairing scoring punch with playmaking gives Moss real value moving forward.   [player_tooltip player_id='2531930' first='Ethan' last='Mott'] | G | 2028 | Grandview Prep | @MottEthan73885   At 6'6, Mott brings size and skill that you don't often see this early. He shoots it comfortably from deep, can put the ball on the floor, and finishes well around the rim. An above-average athlete with a strong feel for the game, he continues to trend upward and is firmly on the radar of national programs tracking the 2028 class.   [player_tooltip player_id='2242995' first='King' last='McMillian'] | G | 2028 | Hilliard | @king_mcmillian0   McMillian backed up his reputation this season with consistent production. He creates space with ease, has a clean release, and plays with confidence in both transition and half-court settings. What separates him is his IQ — he makes smart reads, competes defensively, and understands how to impact winning. College coaches need to stay locked in.   [player_tooltip player_id='2297073' first='Tico' last='Smith'] | G | 2028 | Forest | @datboitico   Smith averaged 19.0 PPG and showed no fear as a young guard. He's comfortable taking tough shots, creative around the rim, and plays with an edge. As his body continues to mature, his ability to score at all three levels should only improve. He's one of the early breakout names to track closely.   [player_tooltip player_id='2622579' first='Johnas' last='Maurice II'] | G | 2028 | Lake Howell | @J_babyj15   One of the bigger surprises this season, Maurice plays with real toughness and intent. He attacks the basket aggressively, absorbs contact, defends with grit, and competes every possession. The scoring is coming along, but his physical edge and energy set the tone. High-upside guard who impacts the game in multiple ways.   [player_tooltip player_id='2804221' first='Trashonn' last='Collins'] | G | 2028 | Cottondale | @3wayy_shonn   Collins continues to show why he's already viewed as a top-tier prospect. Averaging 19.5 PPG, 4.5 RPG, and 4.2 SPG, he brings legitimate two-way value. He scores it, defends at a high level, and impacts the game across the stat sheet. Another strong season could push him into an even higher tier nationally.   Sebastien LeFranc | G | 2028 | Armwood | @BasLefranc   LeFranc is one of the most explosive athletes in the class and plays with nonstop energy. He can score it in a hurry, pressure defenses in transition, and take over stretches of a game. His motor and confidence stand out, and when he's locked in, he changes momentum quickly. Continued refinement will take his game to another level.