Furman-signee is a no-nonsense guard. Toughness and production every time out are hallmarks of his game. He’s strong with the ball and thrives getting to the paint, where he finishes through contact and earns trips to the line. Samuel plays with a chip and embraces the grind—rebounding, defending and taking on tough assignments. His scoring comes in a variety of ways, but it’s his motor and competitiveness that stand out most. Terrific three-point shooter. Rebounds, defends and facilitates at a high level. Never forces the issue, always a team-first decision maker. Quiet machine-like demeanor always gets the job done and steps up on the biggest stages. He impacts winning beyond the stat sheet and sets the tone with his energy.

Jerrin has quietly been one of the most undervalued guards in the state all season, and he delivered a major performance in an overtime win against Statesboro. He knocked down five three-pointers, continuing to prove his value as a consistent floor-spacer. His decision-making is sound, he rebounds at a high level for his position, and his defensive effort and intensity stand out on every possession. Overall, he impacts the game on both ends as a complete, well-rounded guard.

Furman-commit has made Winder-Barrow a playoff threat throughout his career. Lengthy guard is a reliable rebounder with the ability to defend on the perimeter and in the paint. Lethal three-point shooter canned 45% of his attempts. Impacts the game in all ways. Averaged 18.3 points, 8.7 rebounds and 3.2 assists.  High character producer.

Versatile lefty scorer who produces at all three levels. Uses his size to rise over defenders, showing deep range off the bounce. Quick first step gets him into the paint, where he finishes tough looks with balance and control. Impacts games beyond scoring with consistent rebounding and a poised, focused demeanor. Holds multiple D-I offers.

Lefty found buckets at all three levels. Does a great job using his size to elevate over defenders to hit threes. Has deep range off the dribble. Has an explosive first step to the paint. Excels at controlling his body while cutting through traffic for difficult finishes. Impacts games in a variety of ways. Rebounds consistently. Lowkey focused demeanor on the floor.

Region 8-5A Player of the Year with impressive length and skill on the perimeter. The lefty scores from deep and off the bounce, showcasing a creative handle and underrated passing ability. A disruptive defender who can guard multiple positions. Holds multiple Division I offers and continues to rise.

Up from 20: Region Player of the Year has great size and length on the perimeter. Lefty knocks down threes and can score off the bounce. Is an underrated facilitator. Disruptive defender on the perimeter. Holds multiple D-I offers.

Jerrin has already come out the gates running at the GBCA Team Camp Session I. In his first game of the weekend, he led his team in scoring. He also had a great run at both UGA’s and Kennesaw State’s Team Camps a couple of weeks ago. Jerrin is a lefty that can put the ball on the floor, create for himself, and create for others. He’s lengthy and can get out and run in transition and he’s also 3-level scorer that allows the game to come to him. He makes good decisions with the ball and looks to get his teammates the ball in open spots and early in the possession. He impacts the game in every way. He scores, rebounds, gets assists, blocks shots, gets steals, wins 50-50 balls, he’s just a Swiss Army knife type of guard. Last year, coming off his freshman season, during the Live Period, Jerrin picked up his first division I offer from Tennessee Tech, and he’s expected to pick up more offers this weekend. Mid major coaches should watch him closely as he’s flown under the radar, in most cases.

Jerrin Samuel Jerrin Samuel 6'5" | SG Winder-Barrow | 2026 State GA has been a name to know ever since he stepped onto the scene as a freshman. Samuel is a smooth lefty that can score it from all three levels with a high conversion rate. He’s also not afraid to battle on the glass and finds a lot of second-chance points that way. Samuel picked up his first offer from Tennessee Tech last summer and he should draw plenty more eyes this time around.

Jerrin had strong year for his sophomore campaign. As a freshman, he was All-Region, and as a sophomore, he was All-State and helped lead his Winder-Barrow Bulldoggs to the GHSA Class 5A Final Four. Playing for AE5 3SSB 2026, it’s been business as usual. Jerrin is a lefty that can put the ball on the floor, create for himself, and create for others. He’s lengthy and can get out and run in transition and he’s also 3-level scorer that allows the game to come to him. he makes good decisions with the ball and looks to get his teammates the ball in open spots and early in the possession. Last year, coming off his freshman season, during the Live Period, Jerrin picked up his first division I offer from Tennessee Tech, and he’s expected to pick up more offers this summer. Mid major coaches should watch him closely as he’s flown under the radar, in most cases.