Jason is a pure scoring threat with a tight handle and advanced self-creation ability, capable of generating quality looks regardless of coverage. His energy is contagious and consistently elevates the group, setting the tone whenever he’s on the floor. Each viewing brings added excitement, as he routinely jump-starts the offense with pace and confidence. His ability to create separation off the dribble is a true game-changer, paired with a high-level belief in his skill set.

Welborn is a big-time three-level scorer who can erupt offensively. He’s powerful off the bounce and has the athleticism to finish above the rim with authority. When he gets downhill, he doesn’t just finish — he punishes the rim. Over the past few seasons, his consistency and overall polish have steadily improved. He’s become more selective with his shot profile while still maintaining his reputation as a tough-shot maker. Welborn can knock down perimeter looks, rise into mid-range pull-ups and attack gaps with force. He competes defensively and brings energy on that end, which adds to his value. Offers have come from multiple levels, and rightfully so. Programs looking for instant offense with physical tools and competitive edge should see the appeal.

The unsigned senior continued his breakout season, scoring 17 points in a Bulldogs win over the host school. Welborn delivered several highlight, above-the-rim finishes while also knocking down three shots from beyond the arc, including makes off the bounce. His blend of athleticism and shot-making continues to stand out as he builds momentum late in his senior year.

Welborn is putting together one of the most productive senior seasons in the state, averaging over 16 points per game for the 16–2 Bulldogs. He is capable of playing all three backcourt positions and has made significant strides as a scorer this season. The unsigned senior can get downhill and finish around the rim, has developed into a consistent perimeter shooting threat, and pairs that with solid passing ability and toughness, making him one of the state’s top available prospects.

Another college prospect in the Decatur High School backcourt, Welborn is a perimeter player that can play all three backcourt positions. The leading scorer on the season for the Bulldogs at 16.9 points per game, Welborn can really get downhill and finish around the rim. The senior is a good passer and a much improved shot maker.

High-level scorer is done flying under the radar. Averaged 16.5 points, 4.6 rebounds and 2.6 assists per game. Finishes above the rim on drives. Maneuvers his way to buckets at all three levels. Has a knack for getting deflections. Mature offensive attack. Has a chance to help lead Decatur to a deep run.

The smooth three-level scorer can take over games. He has nice body control when attacking the basket, able to finish with both hands in traffic. Welborn has gotten stronger and more explosive each season. When playing off the ball, Welborn has catch-and-shoot marksmanship from beyond the arc. Typically you can count on Jason to put his fingerprints on games in a variety of ways, whether scoring, facilitating or defending.

Up from No. 70: Welborn’s stock is starting to climb. He’s got good size on the perimeter and is able to play both on and off the ball. With his motor Jason accomplishes a lot on the floor. He’s a multi-level scorer with an improving outside shot. He sees the floor well off the dribble. His rebounding and defense make him a complete player.