Who were Oklahoma's Best 2028s in EYBL Memphis?

Last summer at the NikeE15 level, the explosive guard was nearly unstoppable. One weekend of NikeE16 and it's same story, with more offers this time around. With Oklahoma, UNLV, Memphis and Kansas expressing their interest in the freak athlete. He's still often too fast and explosive with the ball in his hands. Feasted in transition, always a lob threat and hunted for putback dunks. Truly an one of one athlete. In the one full game watched his three point shot wasn't dialed in. But he still locked confident and more concise in his motions when hitting in the mid-range. Did explode for 33 points in another game.   The biggest question when it comes to the next level has been football or basketball for Washington? With the national offers starting to roll in for the McAlester Buffalo, it's looking like the answer will be hoops.     Smith is a fearless forward, who makes the most of his natural gifts with work ethic and attention to detail. Started a Saturday contest by ripping and going by a 7+ footer for a monstrous slam. And he kept applying pressure around the rim with putbacks, oops and his usually array of non stop motor production. Has one of the higher floors in the Class of 2028, which will set him up for next level success. His ceiling isn't too shabby either. In state program Oral Roberts is clearly intent on locking him down, as they extended an offer this week. With more colleges sure to follow.     With Murry's wingspan and frame, it's clear why big time programs have such interest in him. Especially when he's shooting the ball like he did to start the weekend with 6 of 9 three point shooting in two wins. He cooled off a bit in a game watched on Saturday afternoon. But still hit in the mid-range and caused havoc with his long arms plus effort on the defensive end. Smooth off the bounce, Murry is one of the most complete players in Oklahoma.     Very exciting weekend for the 918 standout. Caught most of his outstanding performance against MOKAN. Which included him not only looking the part athletically, but also shooting the ball off the dribble. Hitting in the mid-range and from three. He's always been a problem off the bounce and it was very impressive to see him getting where he wanted with paint touches at the national level. Still more focused as a scorer, but the growth is there for Bossell to be a true lead guard this winter for Tulsa Memorial. If the evolution continues, he could establish himself among the top tier of guards in Oklahoma's very promising Class of 2028.     The bruising forward opened the weekend with a 10 point and 12 rebound double double. He looks more agile than when last watched with Edmond Santa Fe. All while retaining impressive power, which fits the physical nature of national Nike play. Is at his best as an offensive rebounder, with a knack to find position for putbacks. His huge wingspan adds to his rim protection and rebounding abilities.     A true team first point guard, Wilborn most stoodout for his willingness to be a pest on both ends of the court. Makes life difficult all 94 feet with consistent ball pressure. Then has outstanding discipline in the half court to move his feet and lock down the opposition. His willing nature and outstanding vision as a passer also helped his team to a 3-1 weekend. The Mustang guard is a player who's impact goes beyond the box score.