Cooper Duerr is a 6'5" Shooting Guard/Small Forward in the 2027 class.
Duerr attends Ozark in Arkansas.
Duerr's Player Profile was created on February 13, 2025.
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Expert Analysis
Cooper
DuerrSG/SF
Class
2027
Height
6'5"
HS
Ozark
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AR
4A-1E Conference Preview
Duerr can get a bucket in any type of situation. At 6’5, he’s a strong interior force who...
Written by Jarett Fountain
Cooper
DuerrSG/SF
Class
2027
Height
6'5"
HS
Ozark
|
AR
Inside the Top 15: Prospects Setting the Standard in Arkansas
Duerr shows his feel, poise, and ability to lead a team. He’s a steady, high‑IQ wing who makes...
Written by Victor Scott
Cooper
DuerrSG/SF
Class
2027
Height
6'5"
HS
Ozark
|
AR
VortexSports Thursday Spotlight
Player Eval Notes: Sharpshooting guard with size and confidence. Quick release, spacing weapon, moves well without the ball....
Written by Victor Scott
Cooper
DuerrSG/SF
Class
2027
Height
6'5"
HS
Ozark
|
AR
Arkansas Prospects Showing Potential
Cooper projects as a tough, big guard with natural court awareness. He shows comfort initiating offense in pick‑and‑rolls...
Written by Victor Scott
Cooper
DuerrSG/SF
Class
2027
Height
6'5"
HS
Ozark
|
AR
2027 Rankings: Can’t Miss Stock Risers
Cooper’s frame hides a smooth off-catch stroke, deadly accurate from the corner and wing. After bulking up, he...
Written by Victor Scott
Cooper
DuerrSG/SF
Class
2027
Height
6'5"
HS
Ozark
|
AR
Class of 2027/16U Looking Forward to Summer
Cooper operates as a skilled wing, demonstrating a well-rounded game. With his ability to score efficiently at all...
Written by Victor Scott
Jarett Fountain | Prep Hoops Scout
Jarett Fountain
Prep Hoops Scout
Duerr can get a bucket in any type of situation. At 6’5, he’s a strong interior force who shows a lot of skill and touch around the rim. Matching that with good footwork, Cooper has a great post fadeaway that he can get off over defenders. The big guard brings the ball up normally for Ozard, setting up the offense and being a floor general for his team. His best attribute is his shooting. Duerr is one of the best shooters in the state. Off the dribble or off the catch, contested or not, Duerr has elite shot-making skills. Once he gets hot, it’s hard to stop him, as his size and skill make him an elite scorer.
Duerr shows his feel, poise, and ability to lead a team. He’s a steady, high‑IQ wing who makes the right reads, controls tempo, and competes defensively. That’s a big part of why he’s already sitting inside the Top‑15. His game translates because he doesn’t force the issue. He elevates teammates and keeps offenses churning.
Cooper projects as a tough, big guard with natural court awareness. He shows comfort initiating offense in pick‑and‑rolls and finding space for pull-ups but should tighten his handle and improve change‑of‑direction footwork to create more consistently off the bounce. Defensively, sharpening on‑ball footwork and anticipation will let him stay in front of smaller, quicker guards and be more effective in team schemes. With continued skill work and reps in game‑speed situations he can shape into a true multi-positional floor general who impacts both ends at the next level.
Cooper’s frame hides a smooth off-catch stroke, deadly accurate from the corner and wing. After bulking up, he uses length to disrupt passing lanes and slide on switches, making him a versatile two-way wing in multiple schemes.
Cooper operates as a skilled wing, demonstrating a well-rounded game. With his ability to score efficiently at all three levels, he leverages his size and shooting touch to create points for his team. His basketball IQ shines on both ends of the floor, where his smart positioning and energy help him play effectively.