Aaron McMorran II took over the game with his all-around skill set that made him a threat as scorer off the dribble, a three-point specialist off the catch, and a playmaker in transition who could set others up. He’s an underrated passer who sees the floor well in traffic and against helpside defense. Lethal knockdown shooter who doesn’t hesitate shooting the moment the ball touched his hands. He hit multiple three-pointers from every area along the perimeter. McMorran’s shot making from beyond the arc off the catch was phenomenal, often getting his shot off and in without always setting his feet or aligning his body fully, showing a quick trigger that was as pure as it comes. His movement off the ball and knack for sprinting hard off pindowns drew attention that opened up opportunities for his teammates to create. As isolation opportunities presented themselves, McMorran utilized tight combos to attack his man head on and penetrate the lane where his creativity shined against shot blockers who stepped up.

Aaron McMorran II is back in town wearing his new threads for LaCore Elite Academy. He had a couple of buckets in the first half before really heating up after the break. McMorran buried shots from beyond the arc and seemed to capitalize on a majority of his opportunities. He also found cracks in the defense to get to the rim for a few layups and earned trips to the free throw line. His efforts paid dividends, as LaCore came away with a 10-point win over Crosby. Although he has only been with his new team for around a month, McMorran already looks comfortable.

Aaron McMorran made a major move about two weeks ago, transferring from Desert Pines to LaCore Academy in McKinney, Texas. He was the No. 1 prospect in Nevada’s 2028 class, and a move to the prep level had seemed likely for some time. He is an incredibly well-rounded prospect who will do whatever his team needs from him, and he’s sure to make waves with his new squad. Although he will no longer be based in Las Vegas full-time, LaCore Academy will make a couple of stops here for The Border League and the Tarkanian Classic.

Aaron McMorran II is undoubtedly on the short list of the best shooters in the country. Beyond his high percentage from beyond the arc, his efficiency across all three levels makes him an elite prospect who offers much more than just perimeter scoring. McMorran II is a versatile playmaker who can score in a variety of ways, and with his trajectory, he is only going to continue to improve. After helping lead his team to Peach Jam, it is clear that McMorran II is a no-brainer prospect at the next level.

Aaron McMorran II Aaron McMorran II 6'4" | CG/PG LaCore Elite Academy | 2028 #62 Nation TX retains the #1 spot after the update. Since March his stock has gone way up, and he’s added 4 more Division I offers (now up to 6). Including one from the hometown team, the UNLV Rebels. I watched him play with the Utah Prospects this past weekend at EYBL Session 4 and he was getting to his spots per usual. He had a few plays in particular where he wisely utilized his pivot foot to get his shot off in the paint. He was also dropping in 3’s, and competed with intensity on the defensive end in the prospects matchup with Uplay. Considering the momentum he has, there may be another few colleges who extend offers before the summer is over.

Aaron McMorran II Aaron McMorran II 6'4" | CG/PG LaCore Elite Academy | 2028 #62 Nation TX provided 17 points for the Jaguars yesterday afternoon. He connected on long range shots, drove to the hoop, and handled the rock a bit to help them deal with Notre Dame’s constant pressure. His ability to get to his spots is next level, and while they didn’t all go in. He made shots when he needed to. As a defender, he made his opponents work to try and gain ground. Plus he had a couple of steals and a block. Expect him to keep it going.

There was absolutely nothing the 6’4” guard didn’t do this past weekend. In fact, while known for his elite 3-point shooting ability, he put that skill on the back burner this weekend to show his bag off. Don’t get me wrong, he still knocked down a grip of 3’s, but he put his focus on attacking the basket and getting paint touches while playing off two and surveyed every option possible before putting the ball in the bucket. He was diving on the floor for loose balls, guarding everybody, active on the glass, and so much more to will his teams to wins against some of the top competition in the country while playing almost every minute of every game. Coaches were flocking to his games and whether if they were to watch him or not, I know for a fact they all left with Aaron’s name circled so they can find ways to watch him more.

Aaron McMorran II Aaron McMorran II 6'4" | CG/PG LaCore Elite Academy | 2028 #62 Nation TX ‘s production was off the charts at Section 7. He had 32 points in Desert Pines’ first game against St. John Bosco. Scoring from all 3 levels and making the defense pay anytime they gave him breathing room. His aggressiveness also opened the door for other guys, and he never took his foot off the gas. He then continued to stuff the stat sheet the rest of weekend, averaging 24.5 PPG. While going 22/23 from the line. He’s already heard from a few other schools since the event wrapped up, including New Mexico, High Point, UCSB, and Stanford.

Aaron proves time and time again that he is one of the most efficient scorers in the country. He finished in the top four in scoring with 17.7 PPG at a 56% clip (54.2% from 3); something that is becoming the norm for the sharpshooter. Nonetheless, he still finished with 3 assists per game, showcasing his IQ to find his teammates when defenses begin to key in on him. Defensively, he averaged 1.7 steals per game and showed improvement in taking bumps and staying in front of quicker guards; a testament to his work in the weight room.

Aaron McMorran’s recruitment has truly picked up the last couple of months. His most recent offers are from UNLV, Utah State, and UTEP. Putting him at 5 Division I offers at the moment. With potentially more on the way soon. His blend of size, scoring, and confidence make him a very intriguing prospect. And he will stress opposing coaches into old age with his ability to connect on consecutive shots. Expect his steam to continue to pick up steam in the coming months.