On the surface, Crawford’s numbers won’t jump off the page but his impact as a swiss army knife player was important for the Florida Rebels. The 6-foot-7 forward used his combination of size, length, athleticism and lateral speed to guard multiple positions and his energy and effort led to him creating extra possessions on the offensive glass.

Florida Rebels are a dominant team at the 17 U level this year and Crawford is a key piece of the puzzle for their group. I was really impressed with how coordinated Crawford was as he has soft hands and a good awareness of where he is on the court. A quick leaper off the ground, Crawford is fast to catch and finish at the rim before rotating rim protectors can contest his shot. Finishing 9/12 from the field for 18 points, Crawford was feasting on the interior in both half-court and transition opportunities. Time will tell if Crawford is able to help lead Florida Rebels to the elusive Peach Jam Championship.

One of the state’s top wing prospects, Crawford scored 25 points in a win on Saturday for Fleming Island. He is a versatile wing with size, length and above average athleticism. Crawford has a good feel for the game, is an improving perimeter shot maker, a rebounder from the wing and has plenty of upside as a prospect.

Crawford is a lean, versatile wing with size, length, and long term upside. Playing for one of the top teams on the EYBL circuit, he averaged 11.5 points and 8.4 rebounds per game this spring, consistently impacting winning beyond just scoring. A high level athlete, Crawford uses his physical tools well on both ends of the floor, excelling in transition, on the glass, and as a multi positional defender. He possesses a good feel for the game, moves well without the basketball, and understands how to make plays within the flow of the offense. His perimeter shooting continues to improve, adding another dimension to an already intriguing skill set. Crawford rebounds at a high level for a wing, competes consistently, and has the versatility to affect the game in a variety of ways.

Crawford averaged nearly 18 points and 10 rebounds per game, helping lead Fleming Island to a near state championship run. A lean, versatile wing with good length, he is an above-average athlete who impacts the game at both ends of the floor. He has a good feel for the game, rebounds well for his position, and continues to show improvement as a perimeter shooter. With his combination of size, athleticism, and developing skill set, Crawford has significant upside as a wing prospect.

The highest-ranked prospect in the 5A matchups, Crawford showcased his versatility and increased assertiveness on the offensive end throughout the weekend. The junior scored 20 points in both games, demonstrating his ability to produce consistently against quality competition. He scored at all three levels and used his size and length to create mismatches offensively. Crawford also made an impact on the defensive end, using his length and athleticism to disrupt plays and contribute on that side of the floor as well.

Crawford consistently used his size and athleticism to his advantage. The forward attacked the rim, finishing over smaller defenders while crashing the offensive glass for second-chance opportunities. Crawford also showed touch as a shooter and displayed good timing on backdoor cuts that led to easy finishes. The rising 2027 prospect continues to establish himself as one of the top players in the state.

One of the best long-term prospects in the class, Crawford is a lean, versatile wing with good length and above-average athleticism. The junior scored 15 points in a loss to Cardinal Gibbons, generating all of his offense inside the arc while consistently getting to the rim and thriving in transition. As his perimeter shooting becomes more consistent and he continues to add physical strength, Crawford has the tools to take a significant step forward as a prospect.

While he has always been viewed as one of the prospects in the 2027 recruiting class, Crawford has shown significant improvement from a consistency and productivity standpoint this season. The long, lanky junior is scoring over 17 points per night and grabbing 8.1 rebounds per game. Crawford has a unique combination of length, athleticism and versatility with still plenty of potential.

Prep Hoops National Ranking: 37

Next Highest National Ranking: 61 (Rivals/ON3)

A double-double monster at the 16 U level of the EYBL, Crawford led the cirucit in double doubles and also appeared in the top 10 of rebounding, performance index rating and plus-minus. To put it simply, Crawford helps you win at a high level. His high motor allows him to get easy points just by simply competing harder than other dudes on the court. People sometimes underrate how simply playing hard can help teams win and Crawford was arguably the most impactful player on a Florida Rebels squad that qualified for the 16 U Peach Jam Championship. Crawford isn’t just a high energy guy, Crawford can play above the rim, knock down mid-range shots over defenders. I expect Crawford to start to appear in the top 50 of other national rankings.