JD Humphries is a complete three-level shot maker and creator who doesn’t need volume touches to impact the game. He finds scoring opportunities both on and off the ball, flashing a versatile offensive package that includes catch-and-shoot precision, pull-up jumpers, and self-created looks. His well-built frame and mature approach to scoring make him stand out as a physical mismatch and one of the most polished scorers on the floor.

JD Humphries was the most dynamic athlete I watched on the Houston Raptors 15u squad as they competed against their own Houston Raptors 17u team on Sunday afternoon. Jeremiah had several tough off the dribble jumpers that he converted for easy points and made the defense pay if they gave him space. Most of the time, opponents were faceguarding him the entire weekend and would not leave him open, so he moved without the ball and was able to create multiple shots for himself and teammates. As a freshman at Cy Falls this year, many who watched him play can argue that Humphries was one of the most impactful, if not the most impactful, freshman in greater Houston basketball this year. I expect for him to continue riding this insane wave of high-level play and

Jeremiah Humphries Jr. Jeremiah Humphries Jr. 6'4" | PG/SG Cypress Falls | 2028 State TX Jr. changed the game as a high motor lefty playmaking glue guy who was always in the action making an impact that went far beyond traditional statistics, providing the backbone for his team’s success on both ends of the court. With big guard capabilities, he has a remarkable knack for contributing in multiple ways: scoring when needed, facilitating the offense, getting others involved, and switching seamlessly between playing different positions. This versatility helped him to excel in various situations and matchups.