Glass had a huge season to top off one of the better careers in Todd County history. Averaging a double double helped Jamison earn offers at the Juco and NAIA levels but he has yet to commit.

One of the better sleeper prospects in the class, Jamison is overlooked because he plays for a Class A school in Western Kentucky.  Long and athletic, Glass is averaging 31 points and 10 rebounds per game and shooting 65% from the field. Jamison could end up at a Juco school and wind up at the D1 level in a year or two.

One of the more underrated recruits in the 24 class, Glass is a do it all forward for Todd County and will look to get them back to the All A State Tournament in the winter. Long and athletic, Jamison’s best basketball is ahead of him.

A big riser in this update, Glass has the chance to play at the scholarship level in college as he gets his motor running all the time. Todd Central is a small school in western Kentucky where Jamison can coast on his natural abilities. As he figures out his ceiling as a prospect, Glass could be a steal in this class. The type of player who signs with a Juco then becomes a D1 player in two years.

Glass moves from 45th to 28th overall in this update after a solid AAU season got him on the radar for several NAIA schools and Junior Colleges. An athletic shot blocker, Jamison still has a ways to go with his skill level as he is heavy left handed. At 6’7 and pretty athletic, Glass has a chance to be a steal for some college.

One of the better Senior prospects that no one seems to know about, Glass is long and athletic and excels around the bucket and as a rim protector. Some NAIA schools have taken note of his potential and offers could be coming soon for the best player to come out of Todd County in a long while.

Glass has potential thanks to his length and athleticism but his prospect ceiling will be determined this spring and summer as he gets out of Elkton and plays AAU for the first time. Glass offers rim protection on defense and can be a good rebounder when active. He’s not shown much stretch to his game and will need to show he can make perimeter shots to impress college coaches.

Glass is long and bouncy and is one of the lesser known players in the western part of Kentucky. He had a break out at last season’s All A State tournament in Richmond and could be the biggest sleeper in the 2024 class, recruiting wise. It will be interesting to see if any coaches find their way to Todd County this season.

Glass is a prospect that just doesn’t get seen unless he’s playing in the All A State tournament. Todd Central is way out there in West Ky and they don’t venture out from the central time zone. Glass didn’t play AAU this spring and summer but he was a star at last year’s All A in Richmond and looks like the kind of sleeper who goes to the Mid South Conference and ends up player of the year as a Junior.