One of the biggest sleepers in New York’s 2027 class, Ayeye filled the stat sheet with 17 points, seven rebounds, four assists, four steals and two blocks. The versatile Long Island wing thrived in a similar jack-of-all-trades role with Crown Basketball during the spring and summer. Ayeye plays hard, has solid size for a wing guard and can become a lockdown defender when fully engaged. Small-college programs will push for him to enroll next fall, but if he chooses the prep route, he could play his way toward the Division I level.

There’s a few prospects with a three and d type skillset. However the Titans have one in Ayeye who really impressed as a Junior and carried that momentum to the summer. He can heat up from three, he can guard multiple positions, he’s got a great motor plus has gotten stronger. His physicality and aggressiveness on offense could lock even more of his game.