2029 Rankings: Top Point Guards

The Sophomore class is deep and there are players who move way up the rankings with every update. Several members of the class have earned their first D1 offers in recent months. With each update, several new names continue to rise. With almost 200 players ranked already, this 2029 class is shaping up to be the deepest we have ever ranked. Here's a look at the top point guards in the Sophomore class. This does not include any players who were previously covered in our top ten articles.     Braxton is one of the most impactful transfers in the state this summer as he elected to follow his head coach from Bell County to South Laurel. A smooth scoring guard who is capable of creating open looks for teammates, Ferguson is a very high IQ playmaker. Braxton is stronger than many guards in this class and is capable of bullying his way to the rim. If he continues to develop, look for Ferguson to prove he belongs in the conversation with best guards in this loaded class.     Gabe recently earned his first scholarship offer as Southern Miss offered the crafty playmaker from Mayfield. Morris plays super hard and clearly values winning. When you watch him play, Gabe is typically doing whatever his team needs from him in order to secure a win. Long term, a more consistent jumper from the three point line is going to help Morris take the next step in his development.     House made the move from Meade County to North Hardin last fall and should be one of the best point guards in the always loaded 5th region this winter. A natural scorer, Cam is going to end up scoring north of 2,000 points in his high school career. As a prospect, Cam should be able to prove he belongs in the discussion with the top guards in 2029 as he continues to grow and add bulk to his frame. He's definitely a player to buy stock in now.     Rajon has been one of my favorite players in this class over the past year or so due to his competitiveness and passing. The biggest question mark I have with Floyd now is how efficient of a scorer he will ultimately end up being. As a freshman, Rajon was tasked with being a point guard in a very veteran 11th region. Now as a Sophomore, there's a chance that Floyd will be the best point guard in the region. Long term, he has big time potential.     Hobson averaged over 7 points per game while starting most of the year for Dunbar. Now at West Jessamine, Cameron will be part of a loaded 2029 class for the Colts. Joining Peter Patterson and former middle school teammate Brayden Haffley, West Jessamine is going to be in position to be really good for the next three years. Adding Cameron at the point guard spot will allow Haffley to play off the ball, where he is most dangerous. Look for Hobson to be possibly the most impactful transfer into the 12th region this season.

The Sophomore class is deep and there are players who move way up the rankings with every update. Several members of the class have earned their first D1 offers in recent months. With each update, several new names continue to rise. With almost 200 players ranked already, this 2029 class is shaping up to be the deepest we have ever ranked. Here's a look at the top point guards in the Sophomore class. This does not include any players who were previously covered in our top ten articles.