Class of 2029 Prospect Rankings - New Names, Part Two

On Monday we released our Top 25 Class of 2029 Prospect Rankings along with an expanded Watch List. Not only did this update feature our first look at ranking some of these young prospects, but it also added over 125 new names which brought our total Class of 2029 database to nearly 300 prospects. As always, we will spend this week diving deeper into our rankings release by highlighting some of those new names, taking a look at some stock-risers, mentioning some of the top Watch List names that just missed the cut, and much more. Here are some of the prospects that really jumped onto the scene over the last few months.   <hr class="wp-block-separator has-alpha-channel-opacity" />    Broaddus is an up-and-coming guard at Columbus East who should be a big part of their backcourt as a sophomore. The 6'1" guard is a true combo that can serve as a playmaker or catch-and-shoot threat. He played at the "2" when we watched him play at Purdue showcasing good perimeter footwork and a smooth, repeatable shooting stroke.     Cathedral is no stranger to having young talent and this 6'5" big man is definitely going to be a name to remember. We first saw Ealy this spring on the EYCL Circuit in Indianapolis with UNRNKD Hoops 15u. Not only does he have a big, strong frame, but he also flashed some legitimate playmaking ability as a driver and facilitator from the high post. There is definitely some skill to follow as he continues to get older.     Yet another talented prospect from the [program_tooltip program_id='2076924' first='EG10' last=''] 15u team, Fuller has excellent athletic and physical tools that make him a projectable two-way wing. The 6'4" wing has shown impressive driving ability and the ability to be disruptive on the defensive end of the floor. Look for him to get into the rotation at Anderson in June and lead into a breakout sophomore campaign.     [program_tooltip program_id='2559412' first='Marlin' last='Academy'] (P32) 15u has been a very successful team through the spring with this 5'11" guard from Hamilton Southeastern High School providing a real pop of playmaking in the backcourt. He is comfortable as a ball handler, looks good off the ball as a shooter, and isn't afraid to pick you up full court as a defender. Theising has a bright future the Royals' program.     There never seems to be a shortage of talent coming through the program at Bowman Academy. We had the opportunity to make a trip up there to see them play during the high school season and this 5'10" point guard really stood out. Turner has impressive playmaking skills with a tight handle, quick first step, and excellent court vision. He stepped in right away and averaged 8.8 points, 3.6 rebounds, and 3.6 assists per game while shooting it well from three-point range.

On Monday we released our Top 25 Class of 2029 Prospect Rankings along with an expanded Watch List. Not only did this update feature our first look at ranking some of these young prospects, but it also added over 125 new names which brought our total Class of 2029 database to nearly 300 prospects. As always, we will spend this week diving deeper into our rankings release by highlighting some of those new names, taking a look at some stock-risers, mentioning some of the top Watch List names that just missed the cut, and much more. Here are some of the prospects that really jumped onto the scene over the last few months.