Ullom was the biggest reason why Mason had a 20+ point lead early in the third quarter as he had a huge game offensively scoring around the basket. Ullom also knocked down a 3-pointer off movement which was a new skill I previously haven’t seen him show. His release still takes some time but he’s shooting the ball with more confidence than the summer. Ullom was also impactful on the defensive end with a couple steals and deflections. The game seemed to flip when Ullom fouled out early in fourth quarter, Mason held a double-digit lead at the time. and despite falling behind the Comets were able to battle back and come out on top. The GMC will be competitive pretty much every night but with a solid group of upperclassmen, Mason is a sleeper team that the top teams can’t overlook.

A constant top performer, Ullom is a prospect who just produces almost every time I watch him play. A good athlete for a wing forward at 6’5, Ullom uses his speed and strength to overpower smaller defenders around the basket. Ullom was getting buckets and making it look easy out there, showing off his self-creation skills on a team that needed him to create for himself. Look for small colleges to prioritize Ullom as he progresses through his senior season.

The third Prep Hoops Circuit standout on this list, Ullom made a statement with Mid Ohio Pumas Price this spring and summer. A really impressive athlete, it seemed like every weekend Ullom was posting a new highlight slam dunk that got the gym rocking. If Ullom can get more confident with his jump-shot and continue to improve his ability to attack closeouts, he will be a nice find for a small college. Mason has a couple seniors with college talent and should get some programs checking them out this winter.