Ean Britt Ean Britt 6'5" | CG Coronado | 2027 State NV breaks into the Nevada rankings at #10. Although I’ve only seen him a handful of times, he has consistently produced for the Cougars. He’s especially effective on offense, where he throws down dunks on a regular basis. There aren’t many defenders who can match his athleticism around the rim, and he knows it. Britt also has the tools to be an imposing defender, using his length to stay in front of his matchup and make life difficult.

Ean Britt Ean Britt 6'5" | CG Coronado | 2027 State NV had a few nasty dunks in Coronado’s matchup with Pinnacle. He is able to load up in a moment’s notice and hammer it home with authority. He also used his athleticism to get into the paint and finish at the rim while knocking down a couple of shots from the outside. Britt is the type of prospect defenses have to constantly account for, as giving him a clear lane to the cup is rarely a good idea. On the defensive end, he moves his feet well, and his wingspan allows him to contest and alter shots. Although Coronado didn’t come away with the win, Britt turned in a solid outing.

Ean Britt Ean Britt 6'5" | CG Coronado | 2027 State NV runs the floor well and will get out in transition whenever he can. He hammers home dunks and elevates at the right time to drop in contested layups. He also seems to be able to get to the middle of the court on a regular basis, giving him the option to play off of two feet if needed. Since he’s only been with the team a couple of weeks, I think he’ll have an even better feel for things at the Nevada Live Invitational with them.

Ean Britt Ean Britt 6'5" | CG Coronado | 2027 State NV joins the Coronado Cougars and I liked what I saw from him in his debut. His length catches your attention immediately, as does his athleticism. He is the type of prospect who only needs a little bit separation to get his shot off, and he can shoot right over defenders once he’s in the paint. One of his top highlights was an impressive alley oop that he caught right above the rim before throwing it down. In addition to his scoring, his speed and wingspan should help him cause turnovers for Coronado. If you’re a college coach, keep an eye out for him at Section 7 next week.