Lindsay’s game is predicated on his explosive athleticism and ability to close on the rim with his downhill speed and his ability to get off the floor quickly allowed him to elevate for above-the-rim transition finishes. Lindsay has isolation breakdown feel and is a highly aggressive and efficient paint finisher.

The clutch performance of the day came from Lindsay as he knocked down a no dip 3-pointer with two seconds left to tie the game as Mokan Elite 16 U ended up taking over in overtime to win the game. Lindsay’s game took a turn upwards when he threw down a nasty alley-oop dunk where he reached as far back as he could to catch the ball before slamming it home. That sparked his game as he finished with a game-high 24 points including 12 in the final two minutes plus overtime. Lindsay also provided excellent effort on the glass, finishing with eight rebounds for a Mokan Elite group that doesn’t really have a natural center to protect the rim and clean up on the glass. The top ranked prospect in Kentucky’s 2028 class, Lindsay continues to make a name for himself nationally as well.

Josh remains on top of the rankings in this update. He’s having a really solid summer and has such high level potential that he is a big time national recruit. Over the next two years, I think Lindsay’s development hinges on if he is allowed to be more ball dominant as a point guard. With all his athletic ability and skills, becoming an elite playmaker is the natural next step for a player who is one of the best to come through Louisville in a long time.

Josh’s Dirt Bowl debut with Jewell Park made noise throughout Louisville given that he’s become a household name on the city’s hoops scene. Despite being the youngest athlete on the court in a primetime game slot, Josh didn’t show any fear. He played limited minutes but still tied for a game-high 13pts in the win. High school summer league and other off-season activities have only allowed him to compete in one game so far this season, but Dirt Bowl fans are hopeful for his return.

Josh has exploded on the national scene over the past two years thanks to his pro-level athleticism and emphatic dunking ability. His leadership roles in St.X’s KHSAA championship berth and with Mokan on the EYBL circuit, however, have allowed him to put the full gamut of his abilities on display. Knock down shooting, shot creation, and facilitation skills included. Now, he’s reemerged as KY’s highest ranked 2028 prospect, sitting at #42 in ESPN’s latest national rankings. With NIL deals, Power 4 offers, a Wooten 150 invite, and most recently an invite to Nike’s Elite 100 camp, the recognition continues to roll in for the young phenom.

Anybody who follows high school basketball in the Kentucky/Indiana/Ohio tri-state area has seen some of Lindsay’s viral dunks. However, getting the chance to see him in person at Nike EYBL Session III, it was his physical strength that really popped. He still obviously has that explosive athleticism, but he is also built like a running back. Lindsay had a ton of success driving it and playing through contact. The St. Xavier sophomore guard had an excellent weekend averaging 14.5 points and 6.8 rebounds per game for MOKAN Elite 16u.

Josh retains the top spot in the class and has an important next 12 months ahead of him in his development and recruiting. Lindsay is one of the most explosive players in the state and has plenty of highlights from this past season. He probably needs to move to point guard full time at St. X next year and get more comfortable as a facilitator and creator but Josh has a super high ceiling.

Our top ranked prospect in 2028, Lindsay continues to level up his game this season and was the best player on the court in this battle of the titans in the opening round. Lindsay started the game with an immediate paint touch and two foot finish to open the scoring. Going 5/6 from long distance, Lindsay hit a pull-up 3-pointer when a defender went under a screen and multiple 3-pointers on the wing off the catch. Lindsay also capped off the win with a 3-pointer from the corner to put the game on ice. One of the highest flying guards in the country, Lindsay had a couple monster transition dunks and almost took the roof off Rupp with a missed dunk that would’ve been one of the best I’ve seen in person. When Lindsay

Featuring KABC 7th Region POY Jeremiah Jackson Jeremiah Jackson 6'4" | SF St. Xavier | 2026 State KY and dominant 2026 PG Jermaine Cameron Jermaine Cameron 5'10" | PG St. Xavier | 2026 State KY , St. X has several guys that can go off. Josh, however, has been on a tear as of late, leading the Tigers in the month of February with 16.8 PPG and 4.2 RPG on 58% overall shooting. Although one of the most athletic players in the nation, those who’ve followed his game this season understand that he’s evolved to be much more than just a dunker. Josh has the means to knock down shots at a high rate and his ability to create space off the dribble is just as underrated.

The most complete offensive game from Lindsay out of the four I’ve seen this season. Scoring 33 points and looking confident on the ball as a creator, Lindsay had multiple self-created drive and finishes, which is something I’ve been wanting to see more often from Lindsay. Athletically, Lindsay lived above the rim all game and had three dunks in the final minute to cap off a dominant effort.