2027 Rankings: 6 Piece of Wings

Who doesn't like wings? Especially a good six piece. In the case of the class of 2027 in Oklahoma, there's a six pack of wings who have next level measurables, skills and production.    After a tough ending to Crosslen's junior high school season, it's been obvious the prototype looking wing has been putting in time to improve. His jumper looks cleaner and it has translated to improved perimeter shooting. He especially shines in the mid-range, where his long arms and fadeaway moves make it so hard for defenders to contest. His prototypical build also shines on the defensive end. Where he makes life difficult for opposing ballhandlers, impacts passing lanes and crashes the glass. It's been a steady rise for Crosslen, and he's a no brainer D1 prospect.     Rhodes has gone from an up and down player to one of the better "bet on production" prospects in Oklahoma. It seems like every game, he's bringing the energy and hitting jumpers. Pops up for openings in then mid-range and also has deep range. Good athlete, especially as an around the rim finisher. Where he relishes contact and is unfazed by the physical aspects of the game. Still needs to be a little more balanced and in control on the drives. But it's become clear his shooting, fearlessness and fiery nature changes games.     Williams has always been a gifted athlete, but following his sophomore season he felt more like an athlete than a refined basketball player. A great junior season which saw his handles and decision making improved has turned Williams from a prospect to a player who impact winnings. He's one of the stronger players in the class, which he using more to dominant on the glass. While still capable of being a mismatch off the bounce. Last month at UCO team camp, he was even more explosive with quicker movements to go with his impressive power. Looks to be standing closer to 6 foot 7 now, and Williams is set for a monstrous senior season.     The best shooter on this list of wings, Barber has deep range and is super efficient as a spot up shooter. The way he shoots alone would be enough to give him next level opportunities. But don't sleep on his ability to attack the rim. While he has some mid-range moves, he's best as a straight line driver who attacks gaps and lowers the boom at the rim. Literally, he has some of the best dunks in the state. Division One schools have started to take notice, proving that hard work and understanding strengths and weaknesses is still a very successful formula.     At the Oklahoma high school level, Bradshaw lives on the rims. Powerful and quick off the ground he regularly drops the hammer with transition dunks, oops, and even two footed drop step dunks. The talent and potential is always at forefront with the explosive athlete. While he's gaining momentum on the recruiting front, he still hasn't fully found his footing when it comes to producing against national competition. That's the next step for Bradshaw, as athletically his profile is that of a wing or possible or even a two guard. But his skillset and feel for the game has not fully caught up to his natural talent. It's a pivotal stretch for Bradshaw to continue to develop so he can hit the ground running at the next level.     The late charging, late riser of the class. Over the last year. Poindexter has sprouted like a weed to turn into a lanky wing and his game has similarly evolved. There's a jack of all trade aspect to his game. He'll play hard nose defense, rebound amongst the trees, and has flashes of scoring. The crazy thing about Poindexter, is he likely doesn't fully know how good he can be. A staring role for his AAU program seems to have unlocked more of that potential. As he's turning into an one person wrecking crew as a scorer. Mixing his shooting with coast to coast drives and strong halfcourt takes. The ceiling for Poindexter continues to rise.

Who doesn't like wings? Especially a good six piece. In the case of the class of 2027 in Oklahoma, there's a six pack of wings who have next level measurables, skills and production.