Switching over to the Peach State, Kevin Savage Kevin Savage 5'11" | PG Wheeler | 2027 State #64 Nation GA had a lot of buzz around his name this weekend. He announced his Top 6 and Commitment Date on Friday, and then went out and proved he is one of the Top Point Guards in his class all weekend long. Savage’s quickness and explosiveness are clear traits that will translate to the next level, but he’s also a strong perimeter shooter and reads the game well. I checked Kevin out in his 18-point, 4-assist performance against West Charlotte (NC), and he was at his best using that speed to beat defenders off the dribble and create paint touches.

Kevin is one of the top playmakers at penetrating the paint and setting up his teammates. He shows advanced basketball IQ and a great feel for his teammates’ positioning. He delivers clutch shots and orchestrates the flow of the game with strong overall floor command. The moment is never too big and the IQ he possesses separates him

One of the top scorers on the adidas 3SSB circuit with Game Elite, Savage continues to prove why he is among the elite lead guards in the country. A highly skilled floor general, he plays with exceptional poise and a very high basketball IQ, consistently making the right reads and controlling the pace of the game. Savage combines good quickness with advanced ball handling ability, allowing him to create separation and get wherever he wants on the floor. He is equally effective as a scorer or facilitator, capable of breaking down defenses, delivering high level passes, and creating easy opportunities for teammates. Add in his ability to consistently knock down shots from the perimeter and off the dribble, and Savage becomes one of the most complete offensive guards in his class.

Playing in front of a ton of college coaches, including Purdue head coach Matt Painter, Savage displayed why he is considered a four-star, Top 50 national prospect. The 5’11” left-handed point guard had his explosive playmaking ability on full display pouring in 29 points in a game for Game Elite 17u. He is without a doubt one of the best point guards in the Class of 2027.

One of the nation’s top point guards, Savage averaged 20 points per game over four contests at Session I. A highly skilled lead guard, he plays with poise and a very high basketball IQ. He combines good quickness with the ability to both facilitate and score, consistently making plays for others while also proving he can knock down shots when needed.

One of the most polished guards in the state, Kevin Savage Kevin Savage 5'11" | PG Wheeler | 2027 State #64 Nation GA III blends pace, skill and poise at a high level. He never looks rushed. Savage operates with a veteran’s feel, picking his spots in the mid-range and beyond the arc while keeping the offense organized. His jumper is clean and repeatable, especially off the catch, but what separates him is his decision-making—rarely forces bad shots and consistently makes the right read. He’s added strength and it shows when finishing through contact. Defensively, he’s engaged and understands positioning. A winning guard who impacts the game without needing to dominate the ball every possession. High Major programs are seeking his services.

Savage earned All-State honors while helping lead the Wildcats to aother state championship. The junior is a highly skilled lead guard who plays with poise and a very high basketball IQ. He combines good quickness with the ability to both pass and shoot at a high level, making him a true floor general. With his feel, skill set, and production, Savage projects as a prospect capable of playing at the highest levels of college basketball.

One of the nation’s top point guards in the 2027 class, Savage is a highly skilled lead guard who plays with exceptional poise. He is comfortable impacting the game as both a scorer and a distributor, showing a very high basketball IQ and good quickness. With the ability to create his own offense off the dribble, Savage has drawn strong interest from high-major programs across the country.

Savage has helped lead the Wildcats to a 9-1 start and a national Top 25 rankings. The junior is a highly skilled lead guard who plays with poise, has a very high IQ and is equipped with good quickness. The lead guard can really pass and shoot it with range. Physical development will continue to be key for Savage.

In the tournament to end the minicamp, Savage hit a buzzer-beating 3-pointer to help his team move on to the finals. Savage is a quick guard who wants to attack with his left hand and made shots on the perimeter. That clutch shot to win the game was the standout play of Savage’s weekend.