San Antonio Class of 2028 Basketball Prospects to Watch

San Antonio's 2028 class isn't waiting their turn. These young guys are competing now, playing with edge, toughness, and starting roles. Guys are demonstrating why their skills belong on the floor. The talent is rising fast, the habits are even better and these players are staking their place. Underclassmen proving their time is started and why the city stays loaded.    A 6'2 guard who plays with real explosion. Jakai attacks the rim with force and gets downhill whenever he wants. His length helps him defend multiple spots, and he brings a strong presence keeping offenses out of the paint. Jakai pressures the ball, covers space, rotates to shut down driving lanes and makes life tough for scorers.     [player_tooltip player_id='2546876' first='Gavin' last='Peck'] is a 6'3 point guard from who plays with great rhythm and pace. He's smooth off the dribble and delivers passes right on time. His feel in screen actions stands out, especially the way he reads his defender's reaction equally comfortable curling and drive the paint or knocking down the open three. On defense, he contests shots on the perimeter, great on ball defender and stays active keeping his matchup out of the lane.     Jaymaree Bowens is a 6'5 wing from Judson who shines as a slasher and mid-range scorer. Attacks in transition looking to dunk with power. His instincts on the backside are strong, jumping passing lanes and turning them into high light reel opportunities. The frame is still developing; the feel and athletic tools are already clear. Bowens has real upside continuiing to perimeter accuracy and range,     [player_tooltip player_id='2909124' first='Cameron' last='Crenshaw'] is a 6'8 forward from Wagner who brings real explosiveness around the rim. Runs the floor hard, finishes in transition, and is always a threat to catch lobs. On defense, he protects the basket and rebounds with strong timing. Frame is long and will continue to grow and fill out. As his post skills grow, Crenshaw projects as a true high-major big in the 2028 class.     Lynol Gillispie is a 6'2 point guard at Wagner who scores and defends with real energy. He uses quick feet and fluid hips to get downhill and stay in front of his man. He's already put together multiple games as a defensive standout. His length and instincts help him force turnovers and spark transition offense. Gillispie is a young guard with clear upside as his shot and strength continue to grow., his best basketball is in front of him

San Antonio's 2028 class isn't waiting their turn. These young guys are competing now, playing with edge, toughness, and starting roles. Guys are demonstrating why their skills belong on the floor. The talent is rising fast, the habits are even better and these players are staking their place. Underclassmen proving their time is started and why the city stays loaded.