One of the most productive players at the camp, Howard showed why he’s currently ranked in the top 30 in Ohio’s 2029 class. With an excellent frame and perimeter shooting ability, Howard can space the floor and get hot from downtown in no time. Howard’s ability to score without needing to put the ball on the floor will do wonders for him as he plays alongside the Sam brothers at Bellbrook. Howard also has an advanced basketball IQ for his age and should benefit from getting the marquee transfer duo for a Bellbrook program that now should contend for regional and conference titles.

Bellbrook is getting a lot of hype this June with the Sam brothers transferring over from Centerville but don’t forget about Howard, a prospect who already made his mark with Bellbrook as a freshman. A big bodied wing prospect, Howard can knock down shots off the catch and has a frame that’s ready to punish smaller defenders at the varsity level. Tough to find wings as physically mature and skilled as Howard and if he can improve his lateral quickness he could become a bit of a mis-match nightmare with the ability to space the floor against more slow footed bigs and able to post-up against smaller wings.

Howard is a really nice player. He can play inside and out, but played predominantly inside at the event. He has good size and physicality to his play. He was on the glass on both ends, and in an event setting, this is a great way to stand out. He ran the floor well. He is a good athlete as well with a good right-handed touch around the rim.