Lagrone did an excellent job running the floor, and plays the game with great energy and emotion. He is a 3-point sniper with unlimited range, and when he gets hot can be deadly from behind the arc. He has a great basketball IQ and dribbles with a purpose, either creating a shot for himself or freeing up space for a teammate. Lagrone is a solid defender who won’t back down from an assignment, and also rebounds the ball very well from the guard position.

Lagrone was one of the shooters who really caught fire during the 5 on 5 games. The confident lefty has a tight handle and is always looking for an opportunity to put the ball in the basket. Once he found his rhythm from deep, he became nearly impossible to slow down, eventually hitting multiple threes and icing a 5 on 5 game. Lagrone isn’t afraid of the moment and showed that he can turn his scoring ability into a major factor when the game is on the line.

A prospect who has earned his way into our next rankings update later this fall, Lagrone was the top pure shooter in the gym on Sunday. The lefty has a quick release, excellent footwork and shooting range that extends well beyond the arc. He can make shots off the catch or off the bounce and needs very little time or space to get his jumper off. Lagrone is more than just a perimeter threat, showing the ability to get to the rim and finish through contact. He also has a good feel for the game, makes sound decisions and is capable of finding open teammates. College coaches looking for a shot maker in the 2027 class should take notice.

LaGrone has quietly become one of the more dependable guards on the circuit. He handles pressure well, keeps teammates involved, and understands how to control the pace of an offense. His ability to score without disrupting offensive flow has become one of the biggest strengths of his game.

LaGrone is known for his tight handle and smooth scoring ability. Whether breaking down defenders off the dribble or pulling up for a jumper, he’s a difficult matchup. As his game continues to evolve, expect him to draw even more attention from scouts and coaches.

LaGrone has built a reputation for his tight handle and smooth scoring ability. He can break defenders down off the dribble or rise up for a pull-up jumper. Expect him to continue drawing more attention as his game evolves.

This young guard has already shown impressive ball-handling skills and a smooth jump shot, making him a name to follow as he looks to spark his recruitment early. LaGrone’s shot-creating talent is evident, with the agility to beat defenders off the dribble or pull up smoothly for mid-range jumpers. His three-level scoring ability makes him a constant threat, but it’s his consistency from deep that stands out—he can knock down threes with impressive accuracy.

The lefty sharp-shooter continues to develop his game and see his stock rise each time he steps on the court. He can score on all 3-levels, but can be deadly from behind the arc, where he shoots the 3-ball at a very high rate. He has the ability to create his own shot, and can beat you off the dribble, or stop on a dime and knock down the mid-range jumper. Lagrone has great handles and is comfortable with the ball in his hands, where he is an above-average passer. He rebounds the ball very well from the guard position and can guard multiple positions on defense. Keep an eye on this prospect as he looks to take on a larger roll with his new school in this upcoming season.