Mulford would be a great PG with this squad because he can handle pressure and he can make you pay with good range and shot-making ability. Mulford has already proven that he can play at a high level, and he can create for himself and others. Mulford will have a monster sophomore season.

Mulford is going to do his thing this season. I believe that his coach is going to give him the keys and let him do whatever he needs to do to get the job done. He has a solid handle and knows how to take care of the ball. He keeps his vision up, and with multiple combo moves and counters, he is going to find himself open, and the kid can shoot the ball. Do not sleep on Herriman; they have some size and a scoring punch, and with a PG like Mulford, you can expect them to be in every game.

Mulford knows how to score the ball, and at times, there is nothing you can do about it. As a freshman, he put up 10 PPG, and he hit 46 three-pointers. This coming season, you can expect him to make more three-pointers than that, and he will average closer to 15 PPG.

Mulford is among those PG’s you need to make a run. You are going to see a much more improved player on the ball who can score but see the floor as well. Last year he proved that he can handle pressure, and this year I expect him to be able to break that pressure down and score or find scoring opportunities for his teammates.

Herriman has a solid young star in Mulford, who will take over the reins at point guard. Mulford proved that he was ready last season, as his contributions were consistent and he provided a little bit of everything you need from a young player. Mulford shoots the ball well and he has that crafty DNA in his blood.

Xavier Mulford stands out as the premier point guard in a talented 2029 class. He effectively utilizes his quickness and deep shooting range to create space for himself and his teammates. Already established as one of the deadliest perimeter threats in his class, Mulford is poised for a breakout sophomore campaign.

An absolute stud and a joy to watch. Mulford is a young kid who has extreme range on his shot. He hit eight 3-point shots against Hunter High School and had a total of 31 points. This is a player who as a freshman is scoring at will on his Varsity squad. It’s unbelievable to watch and I can’t wait to see how his game changes going into the rest of his High School career. He’s also grown to 5’10” and could end up being a bit bigger which will only help him more.

When it comes to players in the Class of 2029 Mulford is among the most anticipated future hoopers we are ready to watch. For a team like Herriman, they are set at PG for the next 4 years as his brother enters his senior year. Mulford is not afraid of the moment, and after watching brothers and cousins do their thing, it is his turn to take the court and hit big shots.