2027 Watch List: Live Period Standouts

With college coaches looking on, the following 2027 prospects have put together terrific performances as of late. This group looks to continue to build off of strong prep starts with their respective club teams. Let's take a look at what has made each of these guys separate themselves in the last two weeks.    Brown had a strong showing at the UA Rise Session 1 event most recently in Ohio. The junior averaged 11.5 points, 7.5 rebounds and 1.5 steals. Kenyon helped lead his i4 team to a 4-0 record as well. Brown was very efficient offensively, shooting high percentages from both inside and outside the arc. He has tremendous touch around the rim and can turn over either shoulder to generate looks for himself. Brown can also take bigger defenders outside and create mismatches. He has a smooth release and at 6'7" can shoot over small defenders on the perimeter.     Nash has continued his strong play after earning an Honorable Mention Team nod for his play in Kansas City a few weeks ago. Tryson has always been known for his outside shoot. The strong 3-point shooter has continued to develop his all-around game recently. Playing more with the ball in his hands has helped him to grow as a ball handler and table setter for his Runners teammates. He is sneaky athletic and can track down long rebounds and loose ball thanks to his effort. The junior has also added a floater to his game to compliment defensive pressure on the perimeter.     Barber also competed in Ohio for i4 UA Rise. The junior capped the weekend with a big-time outing against Ohio Champion. He provided 16 points, 7 rebounds and 3 assists. Barber shot 50% from the floor and was able to get both his mid-range and 3-point shots working at a high level. Bo can play at any speed by providing an understanding of pace and spacing as both a ball handler and a shooter. At 6'7", his skillset and ability to handle the ball provides an added element for his squad. Barber plays the game the right way and is always reading help side defenders at a high level when he puts the ball on the floor.     Skaggs continues to show elite ball handling. His Runners teammates have benefitted lately from his outstanding court vision and commitment to facilitating offense in half court sets. Jeremiah has been excellent in catch-and-shoot scenarios as well, providing consistent shot making and timely buckets for his team. Look for the junior to continue to build off of strong recent performances, including some strong transition scoring games at the Recruit Look Hoops event in Kansas City.     Tyce was very efficient offensively for his i4 squad this weekend. His best outing came in a 18-point performance against TNBA South. The junior shot 7-9 from the floor, while adding two assists. Fulton loves to attack going left and routinely utilized a spin move off the bounce to get back to his left hand. He continues to grow as an outside shooter and floor spacer as well. At 6'1", he has very good athleticism and can finish above the rim in transition.

With college coaches looking on, the following 2027 prospects have put together terrific performances as of late. This group looks to continue to build off of strong prep starts with their respective club teams. Let's take a look at what has made each of these guys separate themselves in the last two weeks.