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<p>Which sophomores could be game changers come this winter and help write the story of Oklahoma's 2026-27 season?</p>
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<p class="text-gray-700">Kabba might not have the pure production of other top 2029 guards. However it's clear the athletic gifts he has and the winning experience (State Championship and Peach Jam 15U title). It's impressive how he's built winning habits and has a willingness to sacrifice. Which is a fantastic foundation for any youngster. Especially one with Kabba's quickness and potential as a two way guard. </p>
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<p class="text-gray-700">However a knee injury will likely lead to a later/slower start to his sophomore season. Hopefully a full recovery sees him back on the court sooner than later. Because the potential is for Kabba to form one of the best 2029 backcourts in Oklahoma. Which would help write a new chapter in Carl Albert's impressive legacy. </p>
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<p class="text-gray-700">After transferring over from Broken Arrow, McAllister has the potential to set up a twin tower scenario with a fellow giant 2029 prospect. The promise is exciting for the youngster as he even has the long term ceiling to play along the perimeter. As he does put in work with improving his handle and jumper, complete with good athleticism. For the short term tho, aka this season, there should be a focus on playing strong and tough around the rim. As few Oklahoma teams have similar size to hold McAllister down. Building a base of production will help the 918 standout reach his high potential. </p>
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<p class="text-gray-700">The defending Class 6A champions are replacing a lot of production and Robinson is one of a few underclassmen who will have the opportunity to seize the brass ring. Has a natural movement to his body that makes him a true big guard candidate. His long wingspan already has him playing around the rim, and there's moments of smoothness off the bounce that indicate he could be a big time scorer. Especially as he has a jumper that must be respected. If Norman peaks at the right time (again), it will likely come with a Robinson playing a key part (again). </p>
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<p class="text-gray-700">The 405 guard has moved from CHA to Millwood. Giving him a big opportunity to be apart of the new movement to keep the proud Falcon tradition going. He's an intriguing attacker off the bounce, with the type of frame that should make him a bulldog type guard when older. Plays with a good mixture of fundamentals and flair when attacking. Has good footwork and pumpfakes when playing under control. While also able to break out the flair with fancy finishing and even creative passing. A promising feisty guard, who should fit in perfectly with the upperclassmen at Millwood. </p>
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<p class="text-gray-700">For the first time in a few years, Class 2A has a wide open feel to it. And the promising Pirate guard could be key for Preston to be in the mix for the Gold Ball. The Pirates have added a talented scoring senior, who should be the perfect running mate for Wittman to play off of. Wittman isn't too shabby himself as a scorer. With outstanding positional size for small town Oklahoma, giving him an edge around the rim. Look out for potential alley oops this winter. He's also capable of hitting triples. If Preston makes the trip east to OKC in March, Wittman will be a big reason why. </p>
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Which sophomores could be game changers come this winter and help write the story of Oklahoma's 2026-27 season?
Kabba might not have the pure production of other top 2029 guards. However it's clear the athletic gifts he has and the winning experience (State Championship and Peach Jam 15U title). It's impressive how he's built winning habits and has a willingness to sacrifice. Which is a fantastic foundation for any youngster. Especially one with Kabba's quickness and potential as a two way guard.
However a knee injury will likely lead to a later/slower start to his sophomore season. Hopefully a full recovery sees him back on the court sooner than later. Because the potential is for Kabba to form one of the best 2029 backcourts in Oklahoma. Which would help write a new chapter in Carl Albert's impressive legacy.
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After transferring over from Broken Arrow, McAllister has the potential to set up a twin tower scenario with a fellow giant 2029 prospect. The promise is exciting for the youngster as he even has the long term ceiling to play along the perimeter. As he does put in work with improving his handle and jumper, complete with good athleticism. For the short term tho, aka this season, there should be a focus on playing strong and tough around the rim. As few Oklahoma teams have similar size to hold McAllister down. Building a base of production will help the 918 standout reach his high potential.
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The defending Class 6A champions are replacing a lot of production and Robinson is one of a few underclassmen who will have the opportunity to seize the brass ring. Has a natural movement to his body that makes him a true big guard candidate. His long wingspan already has him playing around the rim, and there's moments of smoothness off the bounce that indicate he could be a big time scorer. Especially as he has a jumper that must be respected. If Norman peaks at the right time (again), it will likely come with a Robinson playing a key part (again).
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The 405 guard has moved from CHA to Millwood. Giving him a big opportunity to be apart of the new movement to keep the proud Falcon tradition going. He's an intriguing attacker off the bounce, with the type of frame that should make him a bulldog type guard when older. Plays with a good mixture of fundamentals and flair when attacking. Has good footwork and pumpfakes when playing under control. While also able to break out the flair with fancy finishing and even creative passing. A promising feisty guard, who should fit in perfectly with the upperclassmen at Millwood.
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For the first time in a few years, Class 2A has a wide open feel to it. And the promising Pirate guard could be key for Preston to be in the mix for the Gold Ball. The Pirates have added a talented scoring senior, who should be the perfect running mate for Wittman to play off of. Wittman isn't too shabby himself as a scorer. With outstanding positional size for small town Oklahoma, giving him an edge around the rim. Look out for potential alley oops this winter. He's also capable of hitting triples. If Preston makes the trip east to OKC in March, Wittman will be a big reason why.
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