Lang was excellent all game in the open floor with some sweet passes to setup teammates for easy looks. Lang’s best pass was a lefty no-look dime for a wide open layup that had the defense looking the wrong way. Knocking down a pair of 3-pointers on the wing vs the zone defense Huber Heights Wayne was running, Lang made crucial plays for his team. 

Another GCL-South guard and another multi-sport athlete, kind of a theme of this article. It’s not surprising that prospects who stay busy playing multiple sports have burst onto the basketball scene a little later and while Lang’s future is on the soccer pitch where he’s committed to Bellarmine and was named to the United Soccer Coaches 2025 High School All-America Team, Lang is a guard who deserves to be shown some love for his talents on the hardwood as well. A quick guard who is able to change directions quickly, the burst and footwork of Lang is noticeable from the soccer pitch to the hardwood. A confident set shooter, Lang is shooting above 40% from 3-point range this season. Lang’s near 2/1 A/TO ratio also stands out as a guard who Moeller can trust with the ball in his hands to get it to the right scorers. Impressive overall athlete from Cincinnati!

Lang is a quick guard who has great control of the game. He is a confident player who is mature beyond his years on the court. You can tell the coach has trust in him with the ball in his hands. He does a good job of initiating the offense but also creating it. He has the ball on a string and always keeps his head up when handling it. Pressure doesn’t get to him. He also has great stamina. He plays with great energy and a high IQ.