I really liked the two-way versatility Hopkins displayed in the two games I watched in Worcester. He showed the ability to score in a variety of ways, whether it was finishing around the basket, knocking down shots from beyond the arc, or utilizing his in-between game. He also flashed some impressive off-the-bounce scoring ability that caught my attention and highlighted his offensive upside. One of Hopkins’ biggest strengths is his positional versatility. He can play multiple spots on the floor and impact the game in different roles depending on what his team needs. Defensively, his length becomes a major factor. It makes it difficult for opponents to drive past him cleanly, and he does a nice job using his reach to disrupt passing lanes and make difficult passes even tougher to complete. He looks like the type of player who could be an excellent late addition for a college program in the Class of 2026, while also profiling as someone Division one programs should prioritize early if he is a member of the Class of 2027. His blend of tools and production gives him significant value on both ends of the floor.

Hopkins is effective slashing to the bucket in the half-court and using his angles to get to spots. Takes what the defense gives him If you give him an inch he will take a mile. Hopkins shows flashes from behind the three point line and if he is in a groove look out. The southpaw shoots a clean ball with a nice release. Switchable defender who can make plays with ease on defensive end with his athletic tools.

Hopkins is an interesting prospect who really caught my attention throughout the game i saw of him by the way he found different ways to stay in the mix. He has a rangy frame which he can propel into all different spots on the floor.  His length allowed him to secure rebounds. Hopkins was able to cover different positions.  His ability to make a shot was on display. Hopkins also spent a ton of time at the charity stripe. He is a prospect who is a division one radar kid in the class of 2027.

Up from No. 59: Hopkins has a good feel for the game. Lefty is a routine box score filler. He can play either on or off the ball. When Kareem collects rebounds he looks to push it himself. Hopkins shoots the three very well off the catch and off the dribble. He is getting better and better as a drive-and-kick creator.

Up from No. 70: At 6-foot-6, has terrific size on the perimeter. Sees the floor well. Southpaw is smooth with his jumper. Gets his shot off with ease. Has a floater downhill. Adding strength will help him score more efficiently in the paint through contact. Has the tools to become an above average defender.

The long lanky lefty guard can score from all three levels. Hopkins is a one-man fastbreak after securing rebounds, gracefully pushing the ball in transition. Kareem shoots the three off the catch. Defensively, Hopkins can spend time guarding all five positions. The high academic Swiss Army Knife is climbing up recruiting boards.