First up on the list of 2027 prospects who made some noise at the EPIC Hoops Holiday Hoopfeast is Randy Robinson Randy Robinson 6'5" | PF Fox Creek | 2027 State SC . Not only has Robinson been making some noise with his play as of late, but he also made noise on the rim with a few loud dunks on Wednesday. RJ now holds offers from Baber-Scotia College and Morris College, and he tallied 10 points and 5 rebounds in the first of two wins in Columbia this week. In that first win, Robinson was his usual, productive self on the glass and with his back to the basket, but he also showcased a much-improved handle that is very intriguing for his long-term potential.

Robinson is now with Puma’s Carolina Pressure , and he plays up an age group with their 17U group. However, RJ is still able to dominate the paint and does not look out of place from a physical perspective despite playing against a team of 2025s. He was active throughout the game by working in the post and on the glass. Robinson displayed good footwork, patience with the ball, and instincts for tracking down second chances. RJ posted 11 points and 7 rebounds in CPB’s tournament opener.

Next up is the lone big man in the 1A Fab 5, Randy Robinson Randy Robinson 6'5" | PF Fox Creek | 2027 State SC . Robinson was a stock riser in the most recent Prep Hoops SC 2027 Rankings moving up to #42 in the State. Playing in Class 1A Region 3, he will be one of the more dominant underclassmen with the size to dominate the paint on both ends. However, Randy is also polished in his movement skills. He has good feet, can handle the ball, knockdown jump shots, and stays in front of the ball on defense.

Robinson plays at a small Class 1A school in the Western part of the state. Randy plays the game inside-out at times with his nimble feet. He surely likes to mix it up at times down on the block but, he can step-out and can knockdown some shots when needed.

Randy is very deceptive athlete and really has a solid skill set. He has good mitts to catch anything thrown into his direction on the floor. Randy likes to handle the rock at times either in the half-court or bringing the ball up in transition.

Robinson made the move from 60 t0 42 this time around.