Vincent has an old-man’s game, and I love it. The 6-foot-6 forward has a strong upper body and good length, but he pairs it with toughness and decent  athleticism, which makes him an effective big. He gets above the rim for dunks but also has better ball handling and passing skills than you’d think given the way he moves, and he can finish with both hands and some contact. For only a sophomore, Vincent is super advanced in his skillset. Bright future ahead for the Hamden Hall Country Day 2028 big.

Vincent, a wing out of the Hamden Hall Country Day School in Connecticut, checks in at #23 among the small forwards and #106 overall. Vincent is a high motor forward that makes a lot of little plays that don’t show up in a box score. He makes his biggest impact on the defensive end of the floor, altering shots with his size in the paint and working hard to be a physical presence on the glass. Offensively, he does a nice job of running the floor in transition, shows the ability to finish with either hand around the rim, and is also capable of operating as a hard roller or pop guy out of ball screens.

Vincent, a wing out of Hamden Hall Country Day School, checks in at #65 overall and #22 among the small forwards. Vincent has the ability to change a game as a two-way rebounder, making plays on the glass with his length and a plus motor. Defensively, he has the ability to guard three positions, isn’t afraid to mix it up on the glass in the paint, and does a nice job of making plays in passing lanes. On the other end of the floor, he is an instinctive cutter that does a nice job of finishing over size around the rim and continues to develop his game off the bounce.