I got a game and a half of Team Wildcat HGSL this weekend and Webb impressed me with his ability to knock down shots off the catch. Keeping the game simple is usually the best option for players, especially with so many college coaches trying to see how you would fit with their roster. For Webb, making shots, competing on defense and being efficient will be the key for him to stand out to small college coaches. As a Junior, Webb averaged 14.3 PPG and made 53 3-pointers for Bellbrook.

Webb is a knockdown shooter. As pure of s jumper shot as they come. This kid has great confidence and is willing to shoot the ball from where. It is easy to have confidence when you have unlimited range on your jump shot like Webb does. When he catches in rhythm with no hesitation around his jumper the ball is going in the rim. He did show some immaturity in his game when the Hawks turned the defensive pressure he did not respond the best but he is only a sophomore and I expect he will soon be able to handle it.

Webb is another elite shooter who made his name known as a freshman scoring 8 PPG on 44% from 3-point range. Webb is a smaller framed guard and as he matures physically, will be able to score more around the basket as he fills out. Currently, Webb is dangerous from downtown and has some shiftiness with his handle that he uses to create for himself. I also want to see if Webb is more of a point guard or shooting guard as he’s already shown the ability to knock down shots off the catch at a high percentage, but if he can also set his teammates up and get into the offense, he’ll raise his ceiling as a prospect.