McDow is a name that has been all over the place this spring and there is good reason for that. Known for his elite outside shooting and his ability to score from the perimeter makes him one of the best shooters in the Atlanta area. Today he showed his ability to attack closeouts and get to the cup at an effective level. Finishing multiple three point plays the old fashion way and making some nice moves off the bounce to get to the cup. McDow’s stock is rising and if you are a college coach you should take a serious look at this young man.

McDow finished the spring in impressive fashion with Hoop Atlanta during the May live period in Ohio, consistently showcasing his value as a perimeter scorer. A high academic prospect with good positional size, he is a reliable shot maker who possesses a quick, repeatable release and the ability to stretch the floor from well beyond the three-point line. McDow shoots with confidence, moves well without the basketball, and consistently creates spacing for his team. In addition to his shooting ability, he can serve as a secondary ball handler, making smart decisions and contributing as a playmaker when needed. His combination of size, shooting prowess, basketball IQ, and academic profile makes him a prospect college coaches should keep a close eye on this summer.

The sharp-shooting guard was one of the standout performers for Hoop Atlanta in a narrow loss on Saturday afternoon. McDow knocked down five three-pointers on his way to 17 points, consistently stretching the defense with his perimeter shooting ability. He possesses a quick, compact release and outstanding shot preparation, allowing him to get quality looks off the catch and capitalize on limited space. The junior also has good positional size for the backcourt and showed the ability to handle secondary ball-handling responsibilities when needed. His combination of shooting, size, and versatility makes him a valuable offensive weapon and a college prospect in the 2027 class.

The junior shot maker brings a quick, consistent release and the ability to stretch the floor from well beyond the arc. With good size and the ability to serve as a secondary ball handler, McDow adds versatility to the backcourt. He earned First Team All-Region honors after averaging 12.5 points per game and knocking down nearly 70 three-pointers, highlighting his value as a high level perimeter threat.

One of the team’s top shot-makers, McDow stands out with a quick, consistent release and the ability to stretch the floor from beyond the arc. He averaged 12.5 points per game while shooting an efficient 42% from three-point range for Chamblee this season. An All-Region selection and high academic prospect, college coaches looking for shooting and floor spacing should take a strong look this season at McDow.

A steady summer with Hoop Atlanta projects another leap forthcoming. Eston upped his output from 4.4 points per game to 9.4 as a sophomore. The sharpshooter should see his numbers continue to climb as more shots become available. Over the course of his career, Eston has shot 75-206 from beyond the arc, good for 36% as his reputation as an elite floor spacer grows.

McDow does the little things well. He’s a heady guard who contributes across the board. Offensively, he’s at his best in catch-and-shoot scenarios but is also an improving playmaker with his court vision, able to find the open man. Eston makes winning plays that don’t necessarily show up in the box score. He sacrifices his body to take charges. McDow plays within himself. He’s a reliable stabilizing presence on the floor.