At 6’5, Koa uses his length to impact the game on both sides of the court. In his junior season, he was a dangerous scorer averaging over 20 points a game. He has great touch around the basket, getting open with spin layups and elevating over defenders. Off the ball, Koa has a solid corner shot. The guard is someone defenders have to keep in mind from behind the arc. He exploded as a scorer last season, having 30- and 40-point games. Using his size to his advantage, Rockwell is a real double-double threat on the boards. I wouldn’t be surprised if he even snuck in a few triple-doubles in his senior year.

Koa’s rise comes from his versatility and the way he impacts multiple parts of the game. He’s long, skilled, and comfortable handling the ball, creating for others, or scoring from different spots on the floor. His all‑around effectiveness and steady growth make him one of the most complete risers in this group.

Rockwell projects as a backcourt piece who can toggle between on‑ball creation and off‑ball impact. He’s comfortable initiating offense, showing poise as a ball‑handler and playmaker, but also slots in seamlessly alongside other guards with his ability to space the floor and hit shots. Defensively, he flashes two‑way upside. He’s active on the ball and willing to compete across matchups.

Rockwell stands a slim 6’5″ and plays from either the guard spot or forward with a plus wingspan and sharp IQ. His football experience as a wideout gives him an edge in rebounding and shows in his high point release on shots. He’s a high-upside athlete with a motor that never quits.

Rockwell’s length and rhythmic handles make him a pace-dictator in the open floor. He’s honed his catch-and-finish mechanics around the perimeter and extended his pull-up game, adding reliable scoring options off the bounce.