The literal centerpiece for the Lions’ offense and defense, Haley was downright dominant. The quiet feet and pop in his hands that will make him a highly sought-after offensive tackle are visible in how he patrols the paint. When his sheer size isn’t enough to keep others from entering, Haley sending a couple shots out of bounds usually does the job. But for someone as physical as he is, he didn’t have to use a ton of brute force against Red Lion’s competition. Whether he was grabbing a board and going up for a putback or going to work in the low post, Haley showed touch around the rim, with multiple defenders hacking away at him. If he gets too tall for football, he absolutely has the potential to hoop in college and he still has room to develop.

Haley makes his rankings debut as a Top 20 prospect due to his size, power, and agility. A “dancing bear” at offensive tackle, he shows good footwork when he catches the ball in the post. Even on offensive rebounds, he can grab the ball and pivot or take a power dribble and lay it off the glass. It’s still early in the season and Haley has already had a couple 20 (pts) and 10s (rebs). His highest upside is on the football field, but if he keeps growing and improving, things could change.