What 2028 Prospects Stood Out at The Rucker on Wood?

The 2028 class brought a plethora of surprises from multiple prospects that I had never heard of before this event. In this article, I'll highlight five new names from the 2028 class that truly stood out during the Rucker On Wood event!    Devin Peters, a sophomore guard, boasts a strong frame that he utilizes to create separation and score against opposing defenders. His offensive and defensive abilities showcased a two-way play style, making him a key player on the ROW 2025 championship team. Devin displayed taking smart shots on all three levels of the court, demonstrating his versatility as a player. Last season, he earned first-team all-district honors at Mickey Leland College Prep.     Tucker Shannon showcased his offensive prowess by being an effective shooter from all over the court. He shot it off the catch and dribble, confidently pulling up when he had the opportunity to create for himself. On the defensive end, Tucker was willing to hustle for rebounds to secure stops. On the perimeter, he gets to it as he plays, applying ball pressure on his assignments.     [player_tooltip player_id='2837180' first='Grayson' last='Celestine'] demonstrated his versatility by showcasing his ability to score on all three levels. He effortlessly shot off the catch, dribbled past defenders, and even made it to the driving lanes to create. Defensively, Grayson possesses a long wingspan that he uses to disrupt passes that come around him. With further development, he has the potential to be a solid prospect in the future.     [player_tooltip player_id='2557315' first='Donovan' last='Jackson']'s jump shot from the perimeter was on target, which eventually turned into him being on fire during the Rucker on Wood. Without the ball in his hands, he found himself open on multiple attempts from the field without much defensive pressure. He capitalized on these open attempts, especially from the wing, in a particular game I watched him play.     T'Nique Henry was a key player on the championship team at the Rucker on Wood event, excelling in both downhill scoring and mid-range shooting off the dribble. Throughout the journey to the championship game, T'Nique made pivotal defensive plays that significantly shifted the momentum in multiple games. Currently, T'Nique possesses the physical attributes and overall skill to make substantial progress during his high school career, positioning him to become a formidable force on the next level.

The 2028 class brought a plethora of surprises from multiple prospects that I had never heard of before this event. In this article, I'll highlight five new names from the 2028 class that truly stood out during the Rucker On Wood event!