A quick and shifty guard, Thomas, did an excellent job on both sides of the ball throughout the event. The rising junior has good length and the ability to guard multiple positions on defense. He also has a knack for forcing steals and turning defense into offense. Offensively, he has a smooth stroke from the mid-range, and was very effective when attacking the basket. Thomas handles the ball very well and has the ability to create his own shot off the dribble.

Thomas consistently found ways to get downhill throughout the Expo. The quick guard handles the ball well and is relentless when attacking the rim, where his soft touch allows him to finish through different situations. He also made an impact without the ball by making smart cuts to the basket. Defensively, Thomas was active in the passing lanes and used his instincts to come away with steals.

Another prospect who will appear in our next 2028 rankings update, Thomas was highly productive on Sunday, including a 22 point performance in his final game of the day. The junior has good length, above average athleticism and is difficult for defenders to keep out of the paint. He is an efficient finisher around the rim, excels in transition and plays with a high motor. Thomas is also an active rebounder at both ends of the floor and has the physical tools and competitiveness to project as a high level defender.

Thomas plays with noticeable energy and confidence whenever he checks into the game. He’s a physical guard who attacks the paint aggressively and finishes well around the rim. As his jump shot continues developing, his offensive upside becomes even more intriguing. Thomas has steadily expanded his game this offseason and is beginning to show signs of becoming a more complete scoring threat.