Jamal brings a strong physical advantage with his length, using his long wingspan to shoot comfortably over defenders. His size and release point make it difficult to contest his shot, allowing him to get clean looks even when closely guarded. He plays with confidence, utilizing that length to create separation and elevate over opponents, making him a tough matchup and a reliable scoring option from the perimeter.

The Colorado prospect who is at Tulsa prep school South Central Prep, was running with LeGYnds’ EYCL program this past weekend. He’s a lanky wing prospect, who had it going from distance in a Saturday afternoon win. Connecting at least three times, helping his squad coast to victory. Good movement along the perimeter for his size, has at least two valuable traits for the next level. Shooting and positional size.

Jamal Hassan Jamal Hassan 6'5" | SG Smoky Hill | 2026 CO brings all of the intangibles to basketball, such as focus, attention to detail, poise, and an incredible IQ on and off the hardwood. The 6’5 shooting guard can convert from way downtown and thrive in the mid-range. Hassan maintains a high motor and honorable discipline throughout the entirety of any game he laces up for. Expect Hassan to continue to rise in the rankings come early fall for his last rodeo.

Hassan is a confident 6’4″ guard/wing who showcased a complete scoring package. He shot it well from deep, attacked closeouts, and created both for himself and others. His timing on cuts and ability to play off the ball stood out. He’s versatile and tough, and his ability to be a microwave scorer is what separates him as he plays with purpose. He was one of the weekend’s most complete performers, and now he just has to consistently take over in games for everyone else to know that.

A new addition for Smoky Hill, Hassan looks to get plenty of opportunity as a perimeter shooter and multipositoinal defender. Right around 6’4 or 6’5, he brings notable size to hold his own on the defensive end, adding to this group’s depth of switchable athletes. He worked hard on the glass and on defensive rotations, leveraging his frame and wide reach to instigate opposing scorers. 

Continuing to grow, Hassan is up around 6’4 while remaining an intriguing floor spacer. Bringing in a fairly quick release off the catch, the guard is a noteworthy shotmaker from distance. Defensively, his lanky frame allows him to match up with both backcourt positions, mobile while possessing a wide reach.