Quintin Floyd is a guy who understands adversity. Even with terrible shooting splits and what felt like a lid on the basket, Floyd was able to contribute greatly for his team at the Hoophall and drop a triple-double on the highest stage. Floyd’s greatest trait is his incredible IQ. He can control the offense in transition and in the half court with his incredible passing abilities and deceptively strong passes. On the break, Floyd was able to hit his targets with accuracy and jumpstart the break off of one of his 14 rebounds. He was able to rebound incredibly well for his position, and his IQ on the boards is mostly the reason why. He can score around the rim, get steals with his on-ball defense, and is overall a guy who is going to add value to every team he will be a part of. He’s a collegiate, scholarship level guy who can do it all.

After a close lose in the State semi finals  last year, Quintin and the Windsor team will look to make it a step farther this season. Quintin is a quick Guard. He is a sneaky and pesky defender, that forces a bunch of steals. A really good on ball defender. He is a crafty Point Guard, who likes to push the ball in transition. He has good handles, and runs the point. He also does a good job making entry passes to the post for his 6-9 teammate Rashawn Tibby Rashawn Tibby 6'8" | PF South Kent | 2025 State #281 Nation New E . Quintin looks comfortable as the teams leading floor general. He can facilitate, get to the rim, and also shoot from the outside.