With his older brother alongside, Wise helped lead the Titans for a 4-0 showing at LakePoint. The rising sophomore guard scored nearly 20 points per game and displayed his versatility as a scorer. He is a capable shot maker with deep range and has above average quickness allowing him to get into the paint. Like his brother Justin, Brayden has a high basketball IQ, good strength and is a reliable decision maker with the ball in his hands. Expect a rise in our next rankings update for Wise.

Every time he steps on the floor, he reinforces why he is considered one of the top guards in his class. Regardless of the level of competition or division, he consistently shows up and produces at a high level. His jumper is pure and reliable, and his off-the-dribble game continues to expand and evolve. Defensively, he’s making steady strides as well, improving his communication and becoming more active with his off-ball awareness and positioning.

A prospect who could very well find his way into the Top 10 in the next rankings update, Wise is a talented left-handed scoring guard with significant upside. The freshman earned All-Region honors while showcasing the ability to score at all three levels. An above-average athlete, he can finish above the rim and uses his explosiveness effectively when attacking the basket. Wise also shows promise on the defensive end, making him a well-rounded young prospect with considerable long-term potential.

Wise has steadily carved out a larger role as his freshman season has progressed, and the trajectory continues to point up. The left-handed guard provides an immediate scoring punch on the perimeter, with shot-making flashes that suggest real long-term upside. He has good positional size for the backcourt and moves fluidly, allowing him to impact the game beyond scoring. Wise rebounds his position well and competes defensively, consistently contesting shots around the rim. As his confidence and consistency grow, his ability to stretch defenses and play within the flow should make him a reliable two-way piece.

A knockdown southpaw who has been putting on a shooting clinic since stepping onto the scene. He is a true floor spacer, using head fakes and a step-back to consistently create clean looks. His quick left-handed release forces defenses to close out hard, opening driving lanes that allow him to put the ball on the floor and generate easy scoring opportunities for his teammates.

Brayden has quickly played his way into the North Oconee rotation. He has provided scoring outputs of 15, 8, 12, 9 and 9 points. He hit timely shots in a close win over Winder-Barrow and has given the Titans another perimeter scoring option.