Program Runs Deep: Team Oklahoma's Standouts

Team Oklahoma has built one of the deepest summer programs in Oklahoma, bringing together talented players across multiple age groups and giving them the opportunity to compete at a high level throughout the summer. With plenty of talent spread across the program, several players stood out and made their presence felt against strong competition. Here's a look at the Team Oklahoma standouts who caught my attention this summer.    [player_tooltip player_id='2382123' first='Hudson' last='Struckel'] consistently sets the tone from the opening tip, bringing an immediate spark and aggressive mentality to the floor. He heats up quickly and never hesitates to make a play, whether that means creating for teammates or looking to score himself. Struckel displays excellent floor general tendencies, playing with a controlled fast pace and keeping the game at his preferred tempo.   He is confident attacking the paint and has the ability to knock down shots from distance, making him difficult to contain when he gets into a rhythm. His strong frame allows him to absorb contact while maintaining his speed and balance as he attacks off the bounce. Struckel's combination of confidence, pace, playmaking ability, and scoring mentality should make him one of the key pieces to watch for OCS heading into his senior season.     [player_tooltip player_id='2135864' first='Oliver' last='D. Wallace'] put together a strong summer, consistently impacting the game in multiple areas while averaging nearly 10 points, 2.5 rebounds, 3 assists, and 1.5 steals per game. He saved one of his best stretches for the Havoc at the Hangar event, where he elevated his production to 15 points, 5.5 assists, and 3 rebounds per game.   Wallace demonstrated his ability to make an impact whenever the ball is in his hands. He has the versatility to score, facilitate, rebound, and create opportunities for himself and his teammates. His ability to track the ball well also allows him to make plays that others may not anticipate. Wallace's all-around production and willingness to impact the game in multiple ways made him one of the more notable performers of the summer.     [player_tooltip player_id='2830541' first='Myrick' last='Cooper'] is a competitive and athletic guard who thrives when defenses turn up the pressure. His ability to manipulate defenders with elite-level size-ups allows him to create separation and consistently attack weaknesses. Cooper has a strong feel for reading defenders, recognizing when they are off balance and immediately taking advantage.   He navigates through traffic with impressive ease and has a crafty finishing package around the rim, using smooth moves off the glass to finish through congestion. His speed allows him to cover the floor quickly and create opportunities in transition. Cooper also displays a strong passing feel, knowing when to deliver the ball as defenses collapse on his drives. His ability to impact the game on both ends of the floor makes him a dynamic guard to watch.     [player_tooltip player_id='2964691' first='Jacob' last='Nichols'] is coming off a strong junior season at El Reno, where he averaged nearly 14 points per game, and he carried that momentum into the summer with a breakout weekend that helped his team finish 3-1. Nichols brings an active presence on both ends of the floor, using his instincts and quickness to create opportunities defensively.   He does an excellent job reading passing lanes and breaking away from opponents for quick steals before turning those takeaways into transition scoring opportunities. Nichols glides down the floor with impressive pace and can finish above the rim, including the ability to rise up for two-handed slams. Offensively, he combines controlled handles with the ability to knock down shots from deep and consistently comes through when his team needs a big bucket. His two-way impact and ability to make winning plays make him a name to watch heading into his senior season.     [player_tooltip player_id='2962496' first='Ethan' last='Brown'] excels as a catch-and-shoot threat, consistently setting his feet and getting into a smooth, quick release. He is particularly dangerous from the corners, where he can frequently connect from beyond the arc and punish defenses for leaving him open.   Brown brings more versatility to his game than just his perimeter shooting. He has a good feel for attacking the paint, using his strength and touch to work through contact and finish with tough floaters. His ability to utilize the spin move to create separation gives him another option when attacking off the bounce. Brown also does a nice job extending for rebounds and immediately pushing the ball up the floor, keeping his head up and finding open teammates in transition. His combination of shooting, scoring versatility, and playmaking ability makes him an intriguing offensive piece.     [player_tooltip player_id='2458272' first='Owen' last='Wynn'] impressed throughout the summer with his ability to impact the game from multiple areas. A versatile wing, Wynn can carry the load down low and consistently battle in the paint while also showing the ability to provide from the perimeter and mid-range. He finishes effectively off the glass and uses his size and athleticism to make an impact on the boards.   Wynn's ability to stretch the floor makes him a difficult matchup, forcing defenders to respect his game away from the basket. He plays with poise and remains under control while waiting for the right opportunity to attack. His athleticism stands out when he elevates for dunks, blocks, and rebounds, showing an impressive ability to get off the floor with ease. Despite battling through a foot injury throughout the summer, Wynn continued to compete and find ways to impact the game, showcasing his toughness and versatility.     [player_tooltip player_id='3720830' first='Mason' last='Stewart'] is a 6-foot-2 athletic guard who deserves more recognition heading into the upcoming season. Stewart excels at getting downhill, using his speed, agility, strength, and crafty finishing ability to consistently put pressure on the defense. He can also elevate at the rim for high-level finishes, including some emphatic dunks.   Stewart brings a reliable perimeter game to complement his ability to attack the basket. His jumper features a beautiful arc, and he has the range to knock down shots from all areas of the floor. Beyond his skill set, Stewart brings a hard-working, tough, and gritty mentality to the court. He is also a vocal presence who helps set the tone for his team. After seeing varsity minutes for the Huskies as a sophomore, Stewart is poised to continue making an impact and establish himself as a player deserving of more attention.     [player_tooltip player_id='3725129' first='Evan' last='Attebery'] played a major role in his team's successful summer, showing noticeable development and growing more comfortable with the ball in his hands. The 6'1 guard became increasingly active attacking the paint and battling for rebounds, finishing his summer with an impressive performance at Havoc at the Hangar in Rogers. Attebery averaged 10 points, 2.5 assists, and a staggering 8 rebounds per game during the event, along with a steal and a block per game.   His rebounding production is particularly impressive for a guard his size, showcasing the athleticism, strength, and toughness he brings to the floor. Attebery is a true glue guy who can fit into virtually any scheme and consistently does whatever his team needs. He can knock down shots from the mid-range and beyond the arc, attack downhill, and finish through defenders. His ability to impact the game in so many different areas makes him a valuable piece on both ends of the floor.     [player_tooltip player_id='2415761' first='Cooper' last='Beltz'] was one of the most impressive 2029 prospects I saw throughout the summer. After building a solid foundation as a freshman at Norman while earning varsity minutes, Beltz took another major step forward this summer and consistently showed why his production should translate into an impactful sophomore season.   Beltz went up against top competition throughout the summer and repeatedly put up impressive numbers. He averaged 15.5 points per game at the Richmond PRO16 Live Period event, 26.3 points per game in Tulsa, 15.8 points per game at the Bryan NXTPRO event, and 17.5 points per game in Lubbock. Those numbers represent only a fraction of what Beltz brings to the floor.   He is a dynamic scoring weapon with the ball in his hands, capable of finding ways to put points on the board against a variety of defenses. His summer performances showcased his confidence, consistency, and ability to produce against high-level competition. If his summer is any indication, Beltz is in line for a major sophomore season and should be a name to watch closely in the 2029 class.     [player_tooltip player_id='2831068' first='Mason' last='Wallace'] is another intriguing prospect in the 2029 class who is poised for an expanded role after seeing varsity minutes as a freshman at Westmoore. Wallace put together a successful summer and showed he is ready to take another step forward as his role continues to grow.   One of his most impressive performances came against a tough Lincoln Supreme squad, where Wallace poured in 18 points while shooting an impressive 6-for-8 from beyond the arc. His shooting ability is what immediately stands out, as he possesses seemingly endless range and the confidence to knock down shots from well beyond the three-point line. Wallace's ability to shoot over defenders and stretch the floor makes him a difficult matchup and gives him a valuable offensive weapon heading into his sophomore season.

Team Oklahoma has built one of the deepest summer programs in Oklahoma, bringing together talented players across multiple age groups and giving them the opportunity to compete at a high level throughout the summer. With plenty of talent spread across the program, several players stood out and made their presence felt against strong competition. Here's a look at the Team Oklahoma standouts who caught my attention this summer.