National 2027 Prospects only found on Prep Hoops Rankings

Our 2027 national rankings were released today and 13 players were ranked in our rankings that were not found on any of the other three non paywalled national rankings competitors (247, Rivals/ON3, ESPN) and in this article we'll take a look at seven prospects who we stand alone in ranking nationally.    Prep Hoops National Ranking: 140   [program_tooltip program_id='2391400' first='Team' last='Herro'] has some marquee names in Wisconsin's 2027 class that has a chance to be the best in recent memory for that state. While some of the other names get a lot of the shine, and it's well deserved for their talents, McDuffie seems like a prospect flying under the radar who could blow up as a senior or have an impactful college career. With his size, athleticism, ball handling and passing ability, McDuffie checks a lot of boxes from the wing. There's a reason Wisconsin, UCF and Bradley were early offers for McDuffie.     Prep Hoops National Ranking: 143   Another prospect on the move for next high school season, Harris is now at Roosevelt as the Compton Magic point guard is looking to keep up his positive momentum this winter. Harris is a natural scorer from the point guard position and has the quickness and athleticism to score acrobatic layups at the rim. Harris holds four early offers from San Francisco, Saint Louis, Oral Roberts and Sacramento State. When some top mid major programs already identified you as a priority in the rising junior high school class, that shows me that you are either an instant impact player at that level or a potential high major prospect.     Prep Hoops National Ranking: 144   Dobyns is on an upward trajectory with impressive ball skills and athleticism for a prospect his size. Dobyns can shoot over smaller defenders and score as a roll man. Still rounding out his game, Dobyns is far from a finished product. But when you consider the flashes he shows on the ball combined with the size and athleticism at his age and Dobyns is a prospect I'm happy to buy stock in to be greater later if he continues to work at it.     Prep Hoops National Ranking: 146   Williams has a mature game for a prospect of his age, playing on balance and under control as an off-ball scorer. The way he moves off the ball and finds openings to score is that of a savvy vet and gives him the potential to play early next to ball dominant players at the college level and contribute. Recently offered by powerhouse in-state program Colorado State, I expect Williams to become a more household name across the west coast if he continues to have games like the 37 point explosion Vs Texas Impact in July.     Prep Hoops National Ranking: 147   Brewer has been on a tear over the past few months, winning a state championship in the spring before leading the EYBL in PER after session I in Phoenix. Brewer is a natural scorer of the basketball who can make shots on the perimeter and play above the rim. I've mentioned before how I love buying stock in the sons of former NBA role players and Corey Brewer was a two time NCAA champion and a 13 year NBA who is now an assistant coach for the New Orleans Pelicans. Learning from a parent with those accolades will help Brewer in his development to stay on the right track.     Prep Hoops National Ranking: 148   Zachary is the definition of a winner throughout his high school career after two impressive seasons with Fishers, making two state championships and winning one. Scoring 1.29 points per possession according to synergy, Zachary was the most efficient scorer on the 3SSB 16U circuit with Indiana Elite thanks to his prolific shooting ability that extends well beyond the 3-point line. Zachary is also an elite on ball defender who makes life miserable for opposing guards. Despite his size and lack of explosive athleticism, Zachary is a player who flat out impacts winning and I expect him to do that in college as well. Bradley, Nevada, Toledo, Ball State and more have already offered Zachary and that's the type of range he can make an instant impact at the next level.     Prep Hoops National Ranking: 150   I loved the Team Lillard 16 U backcourt as their ability to play up-tempo without turning the ball over, apply pressure to the rim and scoring efficiently helped them win the Palmetto Road Championship. Smith was also the second most efficient player on the Adidas 16 U 3SSB circuit, trailing only Zachary. I'm very excited to watch this Team Lillard squad at the 17 U level next summer with Smith and Nj Gray leading the way.

Our 2027 national rankings were released today and 13 players were ranked in our rankings that were not found on any of the other three non paywalled national rankings competitors (247, Rivals/ON3, ESPN) and in this article we'll take a look at seven prospects who we stand alone in ranking nationally.