Hogans ended his recruitment when he announced that he will attend American University. A threat with or without the ball in his hands, Hogans has a great feel for the game and the ability to impact it in a variety of ways. He’s a lights out shooter from behind the arc that does a great job of moving without the basketball. When he has the ball in his hands, he’s proven capable of creating shot opportunities for himself or for others out of ball screen actions. He has next level floor vision and the size on the perimeter to make any pass that’s needed. Defensively, he has a great combination of lateral mobility, size, and length, allowing him to guard multiple positions. He does a great job of keeping the ball in front of him and has solid natural instincts. American gets a quality, two-way guard in Hogans, a prospect that has the opportunity to make an instant impact in the Patriot League.

Hogans, who will continue his career at American University, had strongs showings with both 6th Boro Hoops and Hotchkiss this summer. A big guard that excels as an efficient scorer, Hogans gets it done at all three levels. He has a college ready frame, next level vision, and the requisite size to take a bump and still hold his spot. He’s quick into his shot, can put it on the deck to get into his pull-up, and has a nice floater game in the paint. He’s a high IQ prospect that has great feel for the game and makes quick decisions with the basketball. Defensively, he’s strong enough to guard up a position and athletic enough to slide down and stay in front of smaller guards. He does a good job of reading angles and uses his strength to guard physically without fouling. He’s one of the most well-rounded Shooting Guards in the region and is primed for a huge season at Hotchkiss this winter.