Corey Graham
Corey Graham
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Colby Giacubeno | Prep Hoops Scout
Graham was effective with his touches at the top of the key or the high-post where he had space to attack his man off the bounce. He can make his presence felt from the mid-range stopping on a dime for pull ups and had some crafty finished around the cup as he absorbed contact on his way. Active cutter without the ball and always looked to hunt down defensive boards so he could quickly locate streaking guards before sprinting the floor as a trailer.
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Read EvaluationColby Giacubeno | Prep Hoops Scout
Graham is a prospect that is picking up steam heading into the 2026-27 season as one of the better players in the MIAA B Conference. The junior guard brings a nice blend of scoring, athleticism and toughness. In the up-and-down pace that this event usually turns into, it’ll be a chance for Graham to show off his athleticism above the rim when he has a clear path for takeoff, his ability to absorb contact on drives and a chance that he can lift up those around him. Graham has shown his worth as a scorer for both his HS team and his grassroots team, but to take his game to the next level, making others around him better will be a key step in the right direction.
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Read EvaluationKevin Daniels | Prep Hoops Scout
He secured key offensive rebounds and finished in traffic multiple times. His offensive versatility was evident as he buried a three from the left wing and converted a downhill floater. On defense, he stayed active and executed well as a help defender, forcing a turnover.
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Read EvaluationAaron Proia | Prep Hoops Scout
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-Thought that Graham played his role and really competed in this one as an unselfish wing that set screens well, fought hard to carve out space around the basket, and sprinted the floor. He’s got decent positional size, a good frame, and is pretty strong for his size. Want to see him sprint back defensively as soon as the other team grabs a defensive rebound so that he can be the first one back and can either block shots himself or direct traffic amongst his teammates.
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Read EvaluationWilliam Lloyd III | Prep Hoops Scout
Corey can stretch to just about any position on the floor from 2-5 due to his versatility and mobility. He stands at 6’3″ now and may have some more growing to do. Already is a solid rebounder and he runs the floor very well, scoring in transition often. Corey has nice touch around the rim and can step out to the 3pt line and hit with space. I was most impressed with the way his game could adapt to the conditions on the court. Corey showed he can step out beyond the line and provide spacing on the floor, or he can be the big on the inside of a 4-out 1-in offense. Makes decent reads and can be trusted outside the paint with the ball.
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