Fox has looked like one of the more complete guards on the floor throughout the offseason. The 6-4 combo guard comfortably shifted between lead guard and off-ball responsibilities, consistently knocking down perimeter shots while creating opportunities for teammates. His size, shot-making, and overall feel continue separating him from many guards in the class.

Fox posted double digits in both of Saturday’s wins for Edgewater. The rising senior is a skilled guard who is a reliable shot maker. He is an above average athlete who can finish above the rim. He is good with the ball and create offense for himself off the dribble. Fox moves well without the ball and is trending up in the 2027 recruiting class.

Fox checks a lot of boxes for college programs. He combines size, athleticism, and defensive versatility while producing offensively at all three levels. He’s equally comfortable attacking the basket, knocking down perimeter jumpers, or elevating above the rim in transition. Add in his rebounding and ability to defend multiple positions, and he continues to strengthen his case as one of the more complete wings in the class.

A do it all guy for Edgewater, Fox, is a tremendous 2-way player who effects the game in a number of ways, both offensively and defensively. He has great size and length, which allows him to guard multiple positions on defense, and also rebounds the ball very well on both ends of the floor. He has great bounce and can play above the rim, but also has smooth stroke from the outside, where he shoots the 3-ball at a very high rate. Fox is an elite scorer with unlimited range who can score on all 3-levels.

Fox emerged as one of the top performers for 1 Family on the PUMA Pro16 circuit this spring. A skilled and confident guard, he is a reliable shot maker with range and the ability to score both off the catch and off the dribble. Fox handles the basketball well, creates offense for himself when needed, and shows good poise with the ball in his hands. An above average athlete, he is capable of finishing through contact and has the explosiveness to play above the rim in transition and around the basket. His combination of skill, scoring ability, and athleticism makes him an intriguing prospect to monitor this summer.

Fox looks more confident and complete every time out. He’s attacking defenders with purpose, scoring through contact, and mixing in tough pull-up shots while still competing hard defensively. His pace and balance offensively continue to improve, and he’s becoming one of the more interesting guards to monitor heading into the next stretch of the offseason.

Fox averaged 11.5 points per game while shooting nearly 40% from beyond the arc, highlighting his efficiency as a perimeter scorer. A skilled guard, he is a reliable shot maker who can stretch the floor and create offense for himself off the dribble. He is good with the ball in his hands and brings better-than-average athleticism, with the ability to finish above the rim.

Fox showed why he’s considered one of the top rising prospects in Florida. A long and athletic combo guard, he used his size to rise over smaller defenders and knock down shots with poise. He played with patience, never rushing, and picked his spots as a scorer whether pulling up, driving, or finishing through contact. His ability to create offense at multiple levels, combined with his length and defensive upside, makes him a player whose stock continues to climb. Fox’s all-around game and maturity stood out among the top performers at the Expo.