Livesay is listed as a point guard/shooting guard, giving him a backcourt profile worth tracking. Continued evaluation should focus on his decision-making, ability to create advantages, and effectiveness when asked to play on or off the ball.

The trait: Motor and versatility Livesay’s evaluation emphasized his motor, intensity, processing speed, and versatility. Those qualities matter because they allow a guard to influence possessions in ways that go beyond scoring.

A high motor is most valuable when it translates into consistent involvement on both ends. Combined with the ability to process the game and contribute in different situations, Livesay has the foundation to make his presence felt even when he is not the primary offensive option.

His competitive edge centers on staying active, reading the game, and finding multiple ways to help his team.

His performance at our C2C Preps Northeast Regional Camp solidified him as a clear-cut top-15 prospect in the class. His high motor, intensity, processing speed, and versatility consistently separate him, allowing him to impact the game at a dominant level on both ends of the floor.

He’s a player I had limited opportunities to evaluate this past season, but in the times I did see him, he displayed a versatile, high-level skill set and the ability to impact the game in a variety of ways. I’m looking forward to getting a chance to evaluate him much more frequently throughout the 2026–2027 season. With the physicality, competitive mindset, and versatility he has already shown, I expect him to take a significant jump this season and continue establishing himself as a player to watch in the 2031 class.