David Mack is a 5'11" Shooting Guard in the 2027 class.
Mack attends Moorhead in Minnesota.
Mack's Player Profile was created on May 30, 2024.
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David
MackSG
Class
2027
Height
5'11"
HS
Moorhead
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MN
The Top 2027 Football/Basketball Combo Prospects
David Mack is a top 50 area basketball prospect that scored nearly 20 points a game last year...
Written by Ryan James
David
MackSG
Class
2027
Height
5'11"
HS
Moorhead
|
MN
Monday Night Top Performers; Look Around Minnesota
David Mack – The future Division One football player from Moorhead scored 18 points in the Spuds win...
Written by Ryan Schmidt
David
MackSG
Class
2027
Height
5'11"
HS
Moorhead
|
MN
NLBA 17U: Hoop Rewind
Has added an inch and is up to 6’0″. When it comes to pure athleticism and competitive fire,...
Written by Michael Herrick
David
MackSG
Class
2027
Height
5'11"
HS
Moorhead
|
MN
17U Watchlist #PHBATL
WHY? -He ran with Howard Pully last season & is with NLBA this year -Outstanding HS season w/...
Written by Michael Herrick
David
MackSG
Class
2027
Height
5'11"
HS
Moorhead
|
MN
#PHTwinCitiesTakedown: Max’s Day Three Standouts
David Mack put in a dominant performance playing up at the 17u level for The Next Level Basketball...
Written by Max Wagner
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David MackDavidMack
5'11" | SG
Moorhead | 2027 StateMN
is a top 50 area basketball prospect that scored nearly 20 points a game last year when he was healthy to play. Mack is the 6th ranked player in the 2027 football rankings and a Minnesota Gopher commit that had offers from Kansas and Colorado State before his early spring decision. A key player that could help get the Spuds back to state in hoops, but also plays for the top football team. Had 121 receptions as a junior for 1,607 yards receiving and 26 touchdowns.
David MackDavidMack
5'11" | SG
Moorhead | 2027 StateMN
– The future Division One football player from Moorhead scored 18 points in the Spuds win over Fargo Davies Monday night, and this followed his 24 point game versus West Fargo Horace that Moorhead also won. Last week versus St. Peter the six-foot-one-inch 2027 guard scored 25 in another victory and Mack is leading Moorhead to an early 5-0 record. As Mack’s football profile keeps rising (20 some D1 offers), he’s always been a very smooth, mechanical guard who navigates pick and rolls like CP3 and has a high percentage 3-pointer jump shot.
Has added an inch and is up to 6’0″. When it comes to pure athleticism and competitive fire, David MackDavidMack
5'11" | SG
Moorhead | 2027 StateMN
stands out as one of the premier multisport athletes in the region. A complete dude on the football field, Mack is widely regarded as the #1-ranked wide receiver in Minnesota and a high-level football recruit — but don’t overlook what he brings to the hardwood. Mack had a phenomenal club season with NLBA, showcasing the same explosiveness, confidence, and competitive edge that make him elite in any sport. His athleticism and change of speeds keep defenders guessing, while his playmaking and high-level IQ make everyone around him better. He plays with swagger and toughness — both mentally and physically — and brings a fearless mentality every time he steps on the floor. Having been part of NLBA since 5th or 6th grade, Mack’s growth within the program has been impressive to watch. Whether he’s attacking the rim, creating off the dribble, hitting outside shots, or making the right read in transition, he plays the game the right way. No matter which path he ultimately chooses — football or basketball — the future is undeniably bright for this special athlete from Moorhead.
David MackDavidMack
5'11" | SG
Moorhead | 2027 StateMN
put in a dominant performance playing up at the 17u level for The Next Level Basketball Academy. The Moorhead guard packs a good amount of strength and quickness in his 5’11 frame, and uses it to get to just about any spot on the floor. Despite having the quickness to blow by players, he never seemed out of control on the ball. Mack showcased deep range beyond the arc, the ability to finish in a number of ways around the rim, and the vision to get into the lane and locate an open teammate as the defense collapsed. Helped lead his team to a win over Minnesota Lightning.