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<p>Not every prospect's story is built on hype. Some simply stack productive seasons, embrace their roles, and continue improving until it's basically impossible to ignore what they bring to the court. These guys fit the description well and are looking ahead to their path after senior year wraps up. Keep us updated on ALL prospects over on “X“ and “Instagram” just tag @PrepHoops_AR & @VortexSportsArkansas.</p>
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<p>Xavier Cox - The senior floor general combines pace, poise, and competitiveness while serving as the engine of his team. His leadership qualities and feel for the game allow him to elevate those around him, making him an appealing option for programs seeking a steady lead guard.</p>
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<p>[player_tooltip player_id='3010610' first='Kade' last='Boen'] - Boen is the type of prospect who impacts winning in numerous ways. With his blend of size, strength, and versatility, Boen can guard multiple positions while contributing offensively both inside and out. His motor and willingness to do the little things that don't always show up in the box score continue to make him a valuable piece for any program.</p>
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<p>[player_tooltip player_id='2488587' first='Gabe' last='Reed'] - Reed continues to establish himself as one of Arkansas' most reliable and productive point guards in the 2027 class. He thrives in ball-screen situations, keeps teammates involved, and has developed into a capable perimeter threat.</p>
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<p>[player_tooltip player_id='2473516' first='Peyton' last='Strickland'] - Versatility is one of Strickland's biggest strengths, equipped with the size to play multiple perimeter spots and the skill set to handle primary ball-handling responsibilities. He can facilitate, score, rebound, and defend across several positions, providing coaches with lineup flexibility. </p>
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<p>[player_tooltip player_id='3765471' first='Ryan' last='Davis'] - Ryan brings a blend of shotmaking and playmaking that college coaches value in a lead guard. Davis has grown as a facilitator while keeping the scoring instincts that make him dangerous with the ball. His competitive nature and willingness to embrace big moments make him a prospect worth tracking throughout the season.</p>
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<p>Eric Ross - Whether operating off the catch, creating his own look, or attacking closeouts, Ross has demonstrated an ability to put points on the board. His volume shooting and attacking style allow him to contribute on offense.</p>
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Not every prospect's story is built on hype. Some simply stack productive seasons, embrace their roles, and continue improving until it's basically impossible to ignore what they bring to the court. These guys fit the description well and are looking ahead to their path after senior year wraps up. Keep us updated on ALL prospects over on “X“ and “Instagram” just tag @PrepHoops_AR & @VortexSportsArkansas.
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