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<p>In this article, I feature class of 2029 prospects ranked in the 6-10 at the moment. But many of them are capable of leaping up into the top 5 with big time junior campaigns. </p>
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<p class="text-gray-700">[player_tooltip player_id='2918860' first='Isaiah' last='Woodson'] should be a guy whose production increases this season. He'll likely have a fair amount of responsibility on his plate and may need to create opportunities for both himself and others. I think he'll also make an impact defensively, using his height, length, and vertical athleticism to alter and contest shots regularly. With plenty of time to continue developing, he'll be a prospect I'll look to evaluate at least a few times over the coming months.<br></p>
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<p class="text-gray-700">[player_tooltip player_id='2918902' first='Alyo' last='Hawkins Jr.'] recently headlined one of my Border League articles after burying what turned out to be the game-winning three. He is a real threat on the perimeter, and his matchup also has to respect his pull-up jumper off the dribble. His ability to stretch the floor and get open really gives the Lions an edge on offense, and I suspect that he'll knock down open looks at a high rate this year. Look for him to continue to impress this winter.<br></p>
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<p class="text-gray-700">[player_tooltip player_id='2918899' first='Kortell' last='Price'] sits in the #8 spot at the moment. He does a variety of things well, including scoring, facilitating, and making plays in transition. His speed and athleticism allow him to get to the rack and play above the rim. He also gets downhill quickly on fast breaks and can convert some difficult finishes along the way. Defensively, he'll get after it thanks to his motor and mindset.<br></p>
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<p class="text-gray-700">[player_tooltip player_id='3243842' first='Santino' last='Randleman'] was previously at #15 and has jumped into the top 10 at #9. He has one of the bigger frames among the 2029 prospects here in Nevada, which he's starting to leverage more and more. On offense, he's becoming a more reliable option as he continues to gain experience at the varsity level. Meanwhile, on defense, he is likely still just scratching the surface of his potential. With more PT and additional time in the weight room, I think he could become an even more impactful presence on that end of the floor.<br></p>
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<p class="text-gray-700">The Rancho combo guard [player_tooltip player_id='2820420' first='Dorian' last='Virgil'] is at #10 right now. He is a force on both ends of the court, applying pressure around the rim with his relentless effort, vertical, and wingspan. He also absorbs contact well and consistently finds his way to the line. As a defender, Virgil closes space at a rapid clip and figures to be an X-factor for the Rams this season.<br></p>
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In this article, I feature class of 2029 prospects ranked in the 6-10 at the moment. But many of them are capable of leaping up into the top 5 with big time junior campaigns.
2029 Rankings: Shake Up in the 6-10 Range2029Rankings: Shake Up in the 6-10 Range
should be a guy whose production increases this season. He'll likely have a fair amount of responsibility on his plate and may need to create opportunities for both himself and others. I think he'll also make…
Alyo Hawkins Jr.AlyoHawkins Jr.
6'2" | CG/PG
Losee | 2029 StateNV
recently headlined one of my Border League articles after burying what turned out to be the game-winning three. He is a real threat on the perimeter, and his matchup also has to respect his pull-up jumper off the dribble. His ability to stretch the floor and get open really gives the Lions an edge on offense, and I suspect that he'll knock down open looks at a high rate this year. Look for him to continue to impress this winter.
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2029 Rankings: Shake Up in the 6-10 Range2029Rankings: Shake Up in the 6-10 Range
sits in the #8 spot at the moment. He does a variety of things well, including scoring, facilitating, and making plays in transition. His speed and athleticism allow him to get to the rack and play…
2029 Rankings: Shake Up in the 6-10 Range2029Rankings: Shake Up in the 6-10 Range
was previously at #15 and has jumped into the top 10 at #9. He has one of the bigger frames among the 2029 prospects here in Nevada, which he's starting to leverage more and more. On…
The Rancho combo guard Dorian VirgilDorianVirgil
6'3" | CG/SF
Rancho | 2029 StateNV
is at #10 right now. He is a force on both ends of the court, applying pressure around the rim with his relentless effort, vertical, and wingspan. He also absorbs contact well and consistently finds his way to the line. As a defender, Virgil closes space at a rapid clip and figures to be an X-factor for the Rams this season.
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Alyo
Hawkins Jr.
6'2" | CG/PG
Losee | 2029
State
NV
recently headlined one of my Border League articles after burying what turned out to be the game-winning three. He is a real threat on the perimeter, and his matchup also has to respect his pull-up jumper off the dribble. His ability to stretch the floor and get open really gives the Lions an edge on offense, and I suspect that he'll knock down open looks at a high rate this year. Look for him to continue to impress this winter.
Dorian
Virgil
6'3" | CG/SF
Rancho | 2029
State
NV
is at #10 right now. He is a force on both ends of the court, applying pressure around the rim with his relentless effort, vertical, and wingspan. He also absorbs contact well and consistently finds his way to the line. As a defender, Virgil closes space at a rapid clip and figures to be an X-factor for the Rams this season.
