One of the biggest players in the class and certainly one of the biggest players in the event, Fox is going to be a known prospect in this class going forward. Liked the effort Graham played with and he looks like a guy that runs the floor well to get ahead of the defense to post up, defend the post, set ball screens or step to the ball screen. Good first impression made.

Graham Fox Graham Fox 6'8" | C Edina | 2030 MN is a six-foot-eight-inch 2030 Edina center who played Team Hudson 2030 last season on the Made Hoops Circuit. Fox’s size immediately jumps out as a future college basketball prospect and as a freshman playing against other freshmen he is relatively giant in size. Fox can reach over opponents around the rim for easy putbacks and in the 2nd half of his first contest he started to find a groove. Fox each time I see him play shows bits of improvement and I like how he runs the floor in a straight line. Fox looks like works hard, an important characteristic for a big guy. At the showcase Fox worked inside around the basket consistently, offensively with his back to the basket and his teammates did well to get him opportunities when posted throughout the contest.

Graham Fox Graham Fox 6'8" | C Edina | 2030 MN is the tallest center at the freshman showcase standing at six-foot-eight-inches. Fox played with Team Hudson 2030 this past spring and summer and is an improving front-court player. Standing Fox has good size and length, and Fox appears to have a good motor and hard worker. 

Graham Fox Graham Fox 6'8" | C Edina | 2030 MN is a six-foot-eight-inch 2030 center from Edina that played with Team Hudson 2030 this past AAU year. Fox is long and tall, a big man that is developing and has come a long way from last year at this time. Fox’s footwork looks to be coming along as he’s moving with more dexterity and making more deliberate and specific moves with and without the ball.

Graham was the biggest player on this stacked Team Hudson roster, using his size to his advantage. He is a great interior defensive presence, using his length to alter opponents shots and grab contested rebounds. I was also really impressed with the 6’6” 8th graders ability to play on the perimeter, looking comfortable knocking down a three-pointer off the catch. Fox looks like a potential stretch big that any team would want to have.

Running with Hoop Habits Elite 13U-1, Graham is around 6’5” as a 13U prospect, so that obviously sets him apart and will garner him attention whether he can play or not. I do think that he has a chance to turn out to be something. He doesn’t move poorly and he has some coordination to him. He’s able to catch the ball cleanly and score at the rim if there isn’t too much resistance from defenders.

Same story here with Graham as with Hanzel, as I didn’t see him live. But he has elite size and length as a 6’6” 2030 prospect. Reports are that he’s a legitimate prospect. I’m hoping to see him live in the near future.