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<p>The 2029 class in Texas already features an impressive collection of young perimeter prospects with the size to develop into true multi-positional players. Several of these wings are already in the 6'3" to 6'6" range, giving them physical foundations that could become increasingly valuable as their perimeter games mature. Shooting, defensive versatility, straight-line creation and decision-making will ultimately determine which players separate themselves from the pack. These ten prospects have enough size and developmental upside to warrant close attention entering the season.</p>
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<p>[player_tooltip player_id='3711764' first='Zane' last='Call'] possesses one of the more appealing physical profiles among the young wings in this group at 6'4". His size gives him the potential to contribute across multiple areas rather than having to become a high-volume scorer to make an impact. Offensively, he has a pathway toward becoming a versatile complementary piece who can space the floor, attack closeouts and use his size around smaller perimeter defenders. Defensively, his frame should allow him to take on multiple assignments as he continues developing physically. Call's combination of size and versatility makes him an intriguing long-term prospect if his perimeter skill continues progressing.</p>
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<p>✅ Positional size<br>✅ Multi-position versatility<br>✅ Developing perimeter game</p>
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<p>Je'Preston Johnson brings legitimate wing size at 6'4" and has the physical foundation to develop into a versatile two-way player. He can create value by running the floor, cutting into open space and using his size to finish possessions around the paint. The next layer for Johnson will be becoming increasingly comfortable operating on the perimeter, particularly as a shooter and one- or two-dribble attacker. Defensively, his size gives him the flexibility to handle different types of matchups rather than being restricted to a single position. There is plenty of developmental runway here, and his physical profile gives him several possible pathways forward.</p>
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<p>✅ Wing size<br>✅ Transition potential<br>✅ Defensive versatility</p>
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<p>[player_tooltip player_id='3711784' first='Jake' last='Saenz'] is another 6'4" 2029 prospect whose size immediately creates possibilities on the perimeter. He has the frame to become effective attacking mismatches, particularly when smaller guards are forced to defend him. Saenz can increase his value by becoming a dependable floor spacer and learning to turn aggressive closeouts into efficient straight-line drives. His size should also translate to the defensive end, where he has the potential to contribute against guards and wings. The more complete his perimeter game becomes, the more interesting his long-term profile will get.</p>
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<p>✅ Positional size<br>✅ Mismatch potential<br>✅ Straight-line attacking upside</p>
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<p>[player_tooltip player_id='3725177' first='Davian' last='Hill'] has the size to fit naturally on the wing while still possessing plenty of time to determine what type of perimeter player he ultimately becomes. At 6'4", he can contribute by playing through contact, finding openings as a cutter and using his frame when attacking smaller defenders. His long-term ceiling will rise significantly if he becomes a consistent shooter because that would force defenders to close space and give him opportunities to put the ball on the floor. Hill's size also gives him a strong starting point as a rebounder and versatile perimeter defender. He has the type of developmental profile that could become considerably more valuable over the next two seasons.</p>
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<p>✅ Wing size and strength<br>✅ Cutting and finishing potential<br>✅ Defensive versatility</p>
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<p>[player_tooltip player_id='3725179' first='Parker' last='Callaway'] is an unusual young prospect because his size and developing skill give him the possibility of filling several different roles. At 6'3", he has experience operating around bigger players but also has the opportunity to continue transitioning his game toward the perimeter. That background can become an advantage if he develops into a player who can handle the basketball, pass and attack while still being comfortable using his body around the paint. His long-term position will depend heavily on how his perimeter shooting and creation develop. Callaway's versatility makes him an interesting prospect because he doesn't have to be locked into one role this early in his career.</p>
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<p>✅ Multi-positional foundation<br>✅ Interior/perimeter versatility<br>✅ Developing creation skills</p>
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<p>[player_tooltip player_id='3725186' first='Treyson' last='Collins'] brings a strong 6'4" frame to the wing and has the tools to become a productive complementary player on both ends. He can create offense without monopolizing the basketball by running lanes, cutting, screening and attacking when the defense is already in rotation. Collins' size gives him an advantage on the glass compared with smaller perimeter players and provides flexibility defensively. Becoming a consistent catch-and-shoot option would make the rest of his game considerably easier because defenders would have to close out with more urgency. His physical profile gives him a chance to develop into a versatile winning piece.</p>
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<p>✅ Strong wing frame<br>✅ Off-ball versatility<br>✅ Rebounding potential</p>
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<p>[player_tooltip player_id='3725197' first='Javion' last='Donley'] has legitimate size for a 2029 wing and should have the opportunity to affect games in several different ways as his skill package expands. At 6'4", he can use his frame to finish through contact and provide additional rebounding from the perimeter. Defensively, his size gives him the potential to switch across several matchups and become disruptive when he's active away from the ball. Offensively, continued development as a shooter and closeout attacker will be important to establishing a clear long-term role. Donley has a physical foundation worth tracking because versatile 6'4" perimeter players always have pathways to impact winning.</p>
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<p>✅ Positional size<br>✅ Defensive flexibility<br>✅ Finishing through contact</p>
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<p>[player_tooltip player_id='3725202' first='Jaden' last='Williams'] has one of the more intriguing frames in this group at 6'6", giving him excellent size for a prospect who could eventually spend significant time on the perimeter. He can impact possessions around the basket with his length while still having room to expand his game away from the paint. The major developmental question will be how far his shooting, ball handling and decision-making progress because those skills could transform him from a traditional forward into a true big wing. Defensively, his length gives him natural versatility and allows him to contest shots that smaller perimeter players can't reach. Williams has a high-upside physical profile because of the different directions his game can ultimately take.</p>
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<p>✅ Excellent positional size<br>✅ Defensive length<br>✅ Perimeter-development upside</p>
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<p>[player_tooltip player_id='3725205' first='Nicholas' last='Plummer'] brings the type of 6'4" frame that allows a young wing to contribute in multiple areas while his offensive identity continues developing. He can create value by running the floor, cutting, competing defensively and providing another body on the glass. His next offensive step is becoming increasingly comfortable playing outside-in, particularly by spacing the floor and attacking defenders who close out too aggressively. Plummer has enough size to defend several perimeter positions if his lateral movement and defensive awareness continue improving. He doesn't need to become a primary creator to have value because his frame gives him the potential to fill several complementary roles.</p>
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<p>✅ Wing size<br>✅ Off-ball versatility<br>✅ Multi-position defensive potential</p>
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<p>[player_tooltip player_id='3528842' first='Dawson' last='Hampton'] is a 6'4" wing whose combination of size and developmental versatility gives him an interesting long-term foundation. He has the physical profile to become effective on both sides of the ball without needing to specialize in one area immediately. Offensively, the ability to knock down open shots, attack closeouts and make quick decisions would allow him to fit naturally alongside higher-usage creators. Defensively, his size provides options against multiple perimeter assignments and should help him contribute on the glass. Hampton has the type of complementary two-way profile that can become increasingly valuable as his skill level catches up with his frame.</p>
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<p>✅ Positional versatility<br>✅ Catch-and-attack potential<br>✅ Two-way upside</p>
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The 2029 class in Texas already features an impressive collection of young perimeter prospects with the size to develop into true multi-positional players. Several of these wings are already in the 6'3" to 6'6" range, giving them physical foundations that could become increasingly valuable as their perimeter games mature. Shooting, defensive versatility, straight-line creation and decision-making will ultimately determine which players separate themselves from the pack. These ten prospects have enough size and developmental upside to warrant close attention entering the season.
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is another 6'4" 2029 prospect whose size immediately creates possibilities on the perimeter. He has the frame to become effective attacking mismatches, particularly when smaller guards are forced to defend him. Saenz can increase his value…
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has the size to fit naturally on the wing while still possessing plenty of time to determine what type of perimeter player he ultimately becomes. At 6'4", he can contribute by playing through contact, finding openings…
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is an unusual young prospect because his size and developing skill give him the possibility of filling several different roles. At 6'3", he has experience operating around bigger players but also has the opportunity to continue…
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brings a strong 6'4" frame to the wing and has the tools to become a productive complementary player on both ends. He can create offense without monopolizing the basketball by running lanes, cutting, screening and attacking…
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has legitimate size for a 2029 wing and should have the opportunity to affect games in several different ways as his skill package expands. At 6'4", he can use his frame to finish through contact and…
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has one of the more intriguing frames in this group at 6'6", giving him excellent size for a prospect who could eventually spend significant time on the perimeter. He can impact possessions around the basket with…
Nicholas PlummerNicholasPlummer
6'4" | SF
Boerne-Champion | 2029 TX
brings the type of 6'4" frame that allows a young wing to contribute in multiple areas while his offensive identity continues developing. He can create value by running the floor, cutting, competing defensively and providing another body on the glass. His next offensive step is becoming increasingly comfortable playing outside-in, particularly by spacing the floor and attacking defenders who close out too aggressively. Plummer has enough size to defend several perimeter positions if his lateral movement and defensive awareness continue improving. He doesn't need to become a primary creator to have value because his frame gives him the potential to fill several complementary roles.
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is a 6'4" wing whose combination of size and developmental versatility gives him an interesting long-term foundation. He has the physical profile to become effective on both sides of the ball without needing to specialize in…