Jalil brings an intriguing inside-out profile at 6’10”. His rim protection gives Fleming Island a defensive presence around the basket, while his ability to stretch the floor adds a different dimension offensively. He can draw an opposing big away from the paint, creating more room for the Golden Eagles’ slashers and guards to operate. His versatility brings value at both ends without requiring the same role on every possession. His coachability is another positive as he continues developing the details of his frontcourt game. Fleming Island can benefit from his shooting, but his ability to help secure stops will be just as important from possession to possession.

Hill provides value on both ends of the floor. Offensively, he can stretch the court with his shooting and attack off the dribble as his handle has continued to improve. Defensively, his combination of a stronger frame and 6’10 length allows him to anchor the paint. Hill competes physically around the basket while also having the mobility to impact plays outside the paint. His growth on both ends has been evident throughout the summer.

A prospect with as much upside as almost anyone in the 2029 class, Hill had 10 points and nearly 10 rebounds in a win on Saturday for Fleming Island. The rising sophomore has high level size and length in the frontcourt. He is an above average athlete, has touch in the paint and can be effective in spirts on the perimeter. Hill has a chance to be a prospect for the highest levels of college basketball.

Another prospect with huge potential, Hill a mobile, athletic big man with good length. He shows flashes of offensive skill on the perimeter, plays with a high motor and is becoming more productive on a consistent basis. He runs the floor well and can be a threat to block shots in the paint on the defensive end of the floor.

Hill, a 6’10 freshman, showed flashes of his immense potential. He moved well for his size and played aggressively in the paint despite his youth. His developing free throw stroke also stood out, and as he continues to grow into his frame, Hill has the tools to become a major problem for the rest of the state.

While there is still plenty of untapped potential, Hill is showing signs of consistency during the 2025-26 season. The freshman is a lean, mobile forward with great length. He is an athletic big man who shows flashes of perimeter skill. HIs motor seems to run high and that will help him reach his potential as a prospect.