Cannon exploded in a win over Calvary Day, posting 35 points, 17 rebounds, and 6 blocks to lead the Furies to the championship. He’s long, thin and can explode to the basket with great quickness and burst, finishing over people with his athleticism and length. He can shoot it a little bit too, but is mostly disruptive because of his 6’10 frame and guard like quickness. Protecting the rim comes easy, and he’s a hard box simply because he’s so tall.

His team matched up with Mount Zion on Saturday and he put together another nice performance to help lead his team to a win. He showcased his ability to score inside the paint, on the perimeter and seems to be continuing to progress as a stretch forward.

Cannon excelled in his team’s two victories this weekend at the Ish Smith Showcase, scoring 21 in a win over Concord Academy and then 24 in a win over TBS. His finishing ability at the rim is impressive, with his extreme length causing problems for defenders. Also proved he can step out and shoot the ball at points in the games, knocking down a few perimeter jumpers. Should be an impact player and a steal for UNO next year.

Cannon was the engine that made the Furies go last night, as he showed off as a slasher, rim protector, rebounder, and even a connector. His biggest detraction is a slight frame that doesn’t allow him to bang as much with physicality, but he’s got enormous length to finish around and over people. Showcased good looking jumper that looks like it can be a weapon soon. Looking like he can be a big time get for UNO.

Bobby’s presence commands attention from the moment he steps into the gym, and his game lives up to the expectation. As a versatile forward, his mobility, length, skill, and effort shine. Notably, against Cannon, he showcased his defensive prowess by guarding all positions, both inside and outside the perimeter. Bobby’s well-rounded game was evident with 18 points, 4 rebounds, and 4 steals. His fluid outside shot and strategic play in exploiting mismatches highlight his potential at the next level. New Orleans has a promising player coming in next year.

It’s clear that he’s put in his fair share of time in the gym, especially when it comes to his ability to knock down shots. He knocked down shots from midrange and three-point land at a high level which is always impressive coming from a player that stands at 6’9/6’10.

Bobby Cannon Jr Bobby Cannon Jr 6'10" | PF Forsyth Country Day | 2024 State NC is a sizeable name to get to know in the 2024 class at 6-foot-10. He’s a forward prospect that’s capable of stretching the floor with his ability to handle the ball on the perimeter and make things happen. He’ll be running with Garner Road on the 3SSB Circuit this grassroots season and look to utilize his length around the rim on both ends to make his presence felt. He averaged 11,9 ppg, 6.1 rpg and 1.9 bpg on 55 percent shooting from the floor and 46 percent from 3-point land in 2022-23 this past season at Quality Education Academy.

Cannon Jr was named MVP of the USA National Prep Championships in an overtime win over Mount Zion Christian Academy on Saturday. Bobby came up big in overtime with game winner late in the game. He really has developed his game this season with the ability to stretch the floor and make the 3-ball. Cannon Jr really does a nice job of altering and challenging shots on the defensive end of the floor.

Bobby has a soft touch and a good skill set on the floor. He really remains vocal on the floor with his teammates at all times. Cannon Jr told Prep Hoops that he will run with Garner Road s on the Grassroots Circuit this coming season. Bobby finished with 14 points in the Championship Game.