Player Rankings Update: 2029 Impact Makers

Auburn and Georgia wasted no time offering Leonard before he ever stepped on a varsity floor, and it's easy to see why. Austin flashes legitimate next-big-thing upside in a frame that already checks high-major boxes. He's a fluid perimeter athlete with excellent size, moving effortlessly into scoring windows and playing with a smooth, controlled pace. Leonard is a true shot-maker—burying threes, using advanced footwork off the bounce, and spinning off defenders to access his floater in traffic. Defensively, he brings added value as a rim protector from the wing, using timing and length to block shots. In what's shaping up to be a loaded 2029 class, Leonard is separating himself early and looks every bit like a potential headliner.     Terry has been on an extended run, powering South Gwinnett's youth movement with his relentless energy and versatility. The explosive wing attacks defenses from all angles, consistently putting pressure on the rim. While his three-point shot is still trending upward, his ability to slash, finish, and create advantages makes him difficult to contain. Terry's athleticism jumps off the floor, but it's his motor and competitiveness that truly influence games on both ends. With a long, lean, and already muscular frame, he plays with a mature understanding of space and timing that bodes well as his skill set continues to expand.     Douglas plays the game low, on-time, and with a level of poise rarely seen from a freshman. He keeps the ball moving, sets the table for others, and knocks down open shots without hunting offense. A steadying presence who travels well from game to game, Douglas may be listed at just 5-foot-9, but aside from his height, nothing about his game reads “young.” He's physically strong and well-built, allowing him to negate vertical disadvantages. The lefty guard shows advanced maturity with the ball—calm, composed, and decisive when choosing whether to attack or facilitate. Douglas can score 20 on any given night, yet he's equally impactful as a creator thanks to his court vision and understanding of spacing. He relocates instinctively after the pass, sliding into windows for drive-and-kick opportunities or safety-valve jumpers. Good things consistently happen when the ball is in his hands.     Adcock is an elite floor spacer with gangly length who fits the modern 3-and-D mold and still has plenty of room to grow as his body continues to mature. His understanding of spacing and his sneaky, high-impact defensive instincts make him a legitimate two-way difference maker. The production backs it up: averaging 17.1 points, 2.5 rebounds, 2.8 assists, 2.3 steals, and 1.2 blocks per game while shooting an efficient 52% from the field and an eye-opening 51% from beyond the arc, with 87 made threes. As he adds strength and off-the-bounce creation, Adcock's value and ceiling only continue to rise.     Littleton has been a dominant force thanks to a rare blend of size, physical power, and crafty skill. The inside-out forward punishes defenders on the block with his strength and footwork, yet he's equally capable of stepping out and creating off the dribble on the perimeter. His versatility has transformed Coffee into a state playoff contender, as he leads the Trojans in scoring (16.7), rebounding (9.5), assists (2.1), and blocks (2.3) per game. Littleton's ability to impact every column of the stat sheet while anchoring both ends of the floor makes him one of the most influential freshmen in the class.