Howery was named the Colorado MaxPreps Player of the Year and was my pick for the Gatorade POY as well, with the season that he just had. When you put together wins, as well as individual production as well, it’s hard to go elsewhere. The 6’5 PG averaged 19 points, 9.2 rebounds, and 5.1 assists a game while also recording just under 2 steals a game as well. He led Chaparral to the No.1 overall seed in the state, and despite the season not ending the way that they wanted, he was the most impactful player in the state. Howery is now explosive; he’s dunking through the lane and stepping out and knocking down the 3-ball as well. The CSU commit doesn’t have to stress this summer and just gets to play, and this is the only spoiler you’ll get — he’s still the No.1 player in this class. 

Howery was named the Colorado MaxPreps Player of the Year and was my pick for the Gatorade POY as well, with the season that he just had. When you put together wins, as well as individual production as well, it’s hard to go elsewhere. The 6’5 PG averaged 19 points, 9.2 rebounds, and 5.1 assists a game while also recording just under 2 steals a game as well. He led Chaparral to the No.1 overall seed in the state, and despite the season not ending the way that they wanted, he was the most impactful player in the state. Howery is now explosive; he’s dunking through the lane and stepping out and knocking down the 3-ball as well. The CSU commit doesn’t have to stress this summer and just gets to play, and this is the only spoiler you’ll get — he’s still the No.1 player in this class.