We got to check out Doughty earlier this summer, and he showed that he could compete and fit in alongside other talented players. Doughty was part of that 3-headed trio who tore it up in the Mile High League, and he was the engine for this team. Doughty is the team’s guard, and they put the ball in his hands and let him operate, and he filled it up. He put up 14.4 points, 4.5 rebounds, 4.3 assists, and 2.5 steals a game. This year, we feel he can elevate these numbers as they will likely be one of the favorites this season. He reads defenses, attacks, and gets to where he wants on the floor. We want to get another look at him before the start of the season, but expect there to be plenty of noise coming from that Flatirons Academy squad. Solid prospect who makes his rankings debut. 

Doughty was an absolute spark plug all weekend, bringing energy every time the ball touched his hands. He attacked defenders off the dribble with confidence, turning the corner and getting downhill in a hurry. Once he got into the paint, he showed great body control and touch, finishing strong at the rim through contact. What really stood out was his vision and he didn’t force plays, consistently made smart passes to set teammates up for easy buckets. Doughty played fast but under control, keeping defenses guessing. When he’s in attack mode like this, he becomes a tough matchup and a difference maker