Carlos has made the move to Legacy where he will add intangibles that allow him to be position less and play both on the wing and in the post. With an improved handle, he can push the ball himself after grabbing rebounds, where he has the IQ to find slashers in lanes or shooters leaking out. Between his finishing ability around the basket and his accuracy from beyond the arc, Carlos will be a tough matchup for Legacy’s opponents all year. He is still finding ways to improve his game and make a heavy impact for the Longhorns.

Carlos Ferguson could play a prominent role for the Legacy Longhorns this season. As one of the team’s taller forwards, he brings valuable size that Legacy can utilize on the glass and when matching up against opposing big men. Offensively, Ferguson is capable of finishing around the basket and stepping out to knock down shots from the perimeter. With his combination of size and versatility, look for him to be a difference-maker for the Longhorns this winter.

Carlos Ferguson is a versatile forward who can get buckets thanks to his instincts, frame, and touch. He is able to connect on close-range shots, as well as shots from beyond the arc, meaning his matchup needs to track him constantly. Ferguson also provides quality defense and can help force turnovers or tough shots. Look for him to potentially land on a standout article or two this fall.

I got a chance to see Fergueson a bit over the summer. He brings a few things to the table on offense. Including: perimeter shooting, inside scoring, and he extends possessions by going for boards. On the other end of the court, Fergueson can take away space with his wingspan and he knows how to apply good ball pressure.

Carlos Fergueson Carlos Fergueson 6'5" | SF Canyon Springs | 2028 State NV has some real upside as a rising sophomore. The 6’5 two way forward runs the floor quite well. Which allows him to make plays around the rim on offense and defense. His length also helps him makes tough finishes. In addition to Fergueson’s inside game, he is developing his 3-point shot.