Both freshmen at St. Francis Prep figure to see meaningful minutes this season, but positionally, Allman has a clearer path to an immediate role. With Carter Prizzi and Keishaun White Keishaun White 6'5" | SF St. Francis Prep | 2029 State NY the only other forwards on the roster, the 6-foot-6 freshman should have plenty of opportunities to contribute in a variety of lineup combinations. His ability to space the floor as a perimeter shooter gives him the versatility to play in multiple spots depending on the matchup and who shares the floor with him. Just as importantly, Allman has shown a willingness to rebound and compete defensively, giving him ways to impact games even when his shot isn’t falling. For a St. Francis Prep team that has all the pieces in place to contend for a CHSAA crown, that combination of size, shooting, and versatility could make him a valuable contributor right away.

Allman checks off a lot of boxes and proved it over the weekend against big time competition. He can score around the rim, he’s very active on the boards and if he beats you to his spots he can be very effective. His on ball defense and motor are terrific plus he’s got lots of versatility. Head Coach Jimmy Lynch will develop him, help Allman gain confidence and prepare for a role on the team. The future is certainly bright for the future Terrier who arguably had the best weekend of any prospect.

Another versatile defender who will get on the floor more because of what he does besides scoring, Allman is stepping into a great situation at St. Francis Prep. Now standing at 6-foot-6, the talented wing can reliably guard 2-4 and should be one of the better rebounders on the team if given the opportunity. Offensively he operates as a wing, but is really dangerous out of the high post both as a scorer and a facilitator. The St. Francis staff has traditionally gotten the most out of players with similar skillset and potential as Allman.