2027 Oklahoma Names Ready for Big Summers

Today, we are featuring some 2027 prospects that all turned in very solid high school seasons. Each on of these guys is looking to compete at a high level for their club teams this spring and summer. With many of them already off to hot starts, let's dive in and breakdown not only what makes them so effective but what specific areas of their game we can keep an eye on moving forward.    Scott is one of the most competitive players in the state in the 2027 class. The junior has continued to show growth as a passer already this spring with Southern Assault Texoma. This past weekend, he was able to average just under seven assists per contest and helped his club go 3-1 against some very good competition at the Kansas City Clash. Brody makes winning plays and has also shown growth with both his floater and mid-range jump shot. Look for his assist numbers to continue to increase as the next few months roll on.     Morales had a great season for Classen SAS in which he averaged 14.1 points, 2.7 rebounds and 2.3 assists per game. He has a very quick release and features unlimited range from beyond the arc. Josiah shows good awareness also on both ends of the floor. He routinely spaces the floor and relocates well as teammates drive to the basket. Defensively, he has quick hands to compliment his feet. Morales knows when to help and also digs down well on post defenders. His biggest room for growth will be as a passer with a more ball dominant role at times with Mvmnt 17U.     Folsom has been off to a strong start with Oklahoma Chaos 17U, following up a season in which he proved to be in the elite tier of point guards within the state of Oklahoma. Joey began April with strong performances at the PRO16 League. He continues to play with exceptional pace and sets up teammates well with both his court vision and creative passing. Look for Folsom to continue to take steps as a creator and tough shot-maker to go with his playmaking and ball handling.     Mason has been competing with AAO Flight 17U this semester. The junior has already gotten off to a fast start this spring with the club and looks to keep that rolling into the summer months. Most recently, Mason scored 15 points, to go along with 4 rebounds and 3 assists against Virginia UA Rise 17U. He was able to help his team finish 2-1 at The Circuit League: Duel in DFW this past weekend. Mason has great versatility and positional size that allows him to defend multiple positions. Offensively, he can see over perimeter defenders and is a willing passer. Mason has outstanding vision and has shown the ability to score in a multitude of ways.     Look for Hardeman to continue to build on what was an outstanding junior season. Jamarrion is competing with [program_tooltip program_id='2387159' first='Southern' last='Ties'] AAU and will look to take his shooting to another level against good competition over the next few months. The Norman North standout fifteen games this past season in which he was able to make multiple shots from long range. Look out for his passing to take strides as well. The junior was featured more as a true ball handler with the Timberwolves and has shown the ability to read defenses and take care of the ball.

Today, we are featuring some 2027 prospects that all turned in very solid high school seasons. Each on of these guys is looking to compete at a high level for their club teams this spring and summer. With many of them already off to hot starts, let's dive in and breakdown not only what makes them so effective but what specific areas of their game we can keep an eye on moving forward.