Lean shot blocker flashes promise of a high upside. Long frame looks like it can add mass in college. Though thin, doesn’t play overly soft inside. Utilized a baby hook. Can drop step and dunk or catch alley-oops to finish above the rim. Long strider moves his feet well for size.

This rapidly improving big man could end up being the highest level prospect of the group when it is all said and done. Curtis is a mobile big man who changes ends of the floor with ease. He has great length, good hands and a motor that always seems to be running. At the offensive end, he is finishing around the rim with more consistency and has flashed the ability to make an open midrange jump shot. College coaches are intrigued by the upside of this senior.

Maybe the prospect with the highest upside remaining in Georgia’s 2026 class, Curtis continues to improve with every evaluation. The 6’11 center moves well for his size, can make a midrange jumper, has decent hands and can change shots on the defensive end. Combine that with a high motor and a willingness to learn, and you have a prospect that will continue to trend up.

Defense is ahead of his offense. Undeniable elite length and height. Blocks shots and rebounds. Frame can add more muscle. Late bloomer has picked up offers from Troy and Campbell this summer. Moved to Gainesville from North Atlanta after starting his career at Grovetown.

Up from No. 83: Moved from Grovetown to North Atlanta. Elite length in the paint. Still adding weight to his frame. Alters every shot in and out of his area. Can catch and finish fluidly.