Wallace is among the most productive prospects in the 2029 class.  Well built post that brings power and athleticism up front.  Runs the floor hard, can push it on his own off the defensive glass, and throws down big dunks.  Powers his way through opponents in the half court along with using crafty moves on the block and mid-post.  Also ran down a defender for a LeBron block.

Wallace’s strength pops out immediately as one of the most well built frames in the class of 2029. He establishes himself with an inside presence that can work the triangle from block to short corner to elbow. His movement is fluid and he has poise on the catch as he is equipped with a solid set of hands and feet. This was evident with his action to get to the elbows and then catch and turn to muscle his way by defenders. He consumes extra defenders quickly and immediately on the catch so his ability to draw fouls, finish tough, and make kickouts will only continue to increase. A lot to look forward to for the incoming Sophomore from New Trier.