adidas 3SSB Recap: MBJ Elite

MBJ Elite returned to the adidas 3SSB circuit this season with a roster loaded with college prospects across multiple levels. Sponsored by future NBA draft pick Mikel Brown Jr., here's a look at some of their top performers from Session I in California.    The breakout performer of the weekend was Callendar. Planning to reclass to 2027, the Virgin Islands native is a rapidly improving, active, and mobile combo forward with significant upside and versatility. A high level athlete, he can attack in straight lines from the perimeter, knock down open shots from three, and rebound to initiate a fastbreak. His decision making continues to improve, and he has the tools and potential to develop into an elite defender.     A prospect with as much upside as almost any in the group, Longar is a long, lean, skilled combo forward out of Australia. He primarily operates facing the rim, where his above average athleticism, solid shooting ability, and ball skills for his size all stand out. He competes with a strong motor on both ends and shows the tools and versatility that point to significant long term potential.     Returning from an early high school season injury, DeClou was highly efficient, averaging 10.5 points per game across four contests in Session I. A big, strong wing with a high basketball IQ, he is capable of scoring at all three levels and brings physicality on the glass. He can operate in the paint when needed and offers positional versatility.     Another player who has battled injury over the last 12 months, Weismiller is back and was impressive in California. Solid shooting guard with decent size, knows how to play, can catch and shoot or create off a bounce or two, slightly better than average athlete. Planning a drop to the 2028 class.     The junior provides a spark off the bench for MBJ Elite. Hernandez is a quick, left handed lead guard who consistently puts pressure on defenders with his ability to get downhill. He is a very good passer, creates well in tight spaces, and is a crafty finisher in the paint. He can also knock down open shots and brings value on the defensive end with his quickness and disruptive energy.     Fuller is a capable scorer and distributor at the combo guard position. He can produce at all three levels and has shown improvement as a perimeter shooter. He reads defenses well, consistently finds open teammates, and uses his strength to play through contact, adding to his effectiveness and versatility.

MBJ Elite returned to the adidas 3SSB circuit this season with a roster loaded with college prospects across multiple levels. Sponsored by future NBA draft pick Mikel Brown Jr., here's a look at some of their top performers from Session I in California.