A long, athletic 6-6 wing who can do a little bit of everything, Smith was fantastic as a junior, helping lead the Warhawks to the state tournament while averaging 19.3 points, 7.0 rebounds, 3.8 assists, and 2.3 steals with 53-39-69 shooting splits. The lanky lefty does a great job using his length to impact the game on the defensive end, and he’s a really talented playmaker who handles it well and sees the floor extremely well. A gifted passer who loves to get others involved, he’s also a dominant three-level scorer with a smooth stroke from the arc.

Smith is a very intriguing prospect for small schools in the state to be monitoring. He’s a legitimate 6-6/6-7 and has the ability to impact the game in every way. He has the length, quickness, and athleticism to defend out on the perimeter or protect the paint. He has the court vision, instincts, and passing touch to play a point-forward role. And he has the stroke to stretch the floor, or the handle to take bigger defenders off the dribble and get to the bucket. A player with his type of versatility, size, and length to utilize on both ends of the floor is the definition of a game changer.

One of the most uniquely talented players in 1A, Smith has great size at 6-6/6-7 and has the ability to do a little bit of everything on the floor. He averaged 19.3 points, 7.0 rebounds, 3.8 assists, and 2.3 steals a game with impressive 53-39-69 shooting splits. He can get to the rim, using his handles and long strides to get by defenders. He can knock down 3s off the catch, and he can get others involved at a high clip. Like Blatchford, we’re looking forward to seeing how he competes against the bigger school players who are generally more athletic than who he is accustomed to playing against.