Martin is a player who we saw play before, but things are starting to come together for him, and you can see how he’s reading defenses that he’s understanding it a bit more. This weekend, he put together a few solid performances where he was scoring inside as he hit a couple of floaters, got to the rim, and also found holes in the defense. He kept so much pressure on the defense and got to the FT line when he didn’t convert. I like how he can play both on and off the ball and can impact the game in ways other than just scoring. We like what we saw from him this weekend. 

Martin earns his way into the 2029 rankings with his two-way impact and feel for the game. Martin is a three-level scorer who rebounds, defends, and forces the action, which keeps the team going. He doesn’t need touches to matter, but is always in plays due to his activity. He’s leading his JV team in steals while guarding top matchups, which shows his versatility. The game comes easily for him, and varsity minutes feel inevitable. He’s a name to track closely as his role expands and is jumping onto the rankings. 

Martin brought a tenacious defensive presence, applying full court pressure and making life tough for opposing guards. He brought hustle every time he stepped on the floor and was able to capitalize offensively by finishing strong at the rim.

Collin Martin showcased every ounce of talent in the latest game he played in. Martin was able to get to where he wanted to be and knock down an array of shots at a scorching hot efficiency rate. The 2029 combo guard can attack defenses from all three levels of the floor on offense, while staying active and present on defense.