Kymani Weathers, A 6-8 sophomore center is a viable threat to crash the boards on both ends of the floor where he uses his length to an advantage. On the offensive end, Weathers plays really well in the pick-and-roll where he finishes efficiently around the rim as well as scoring off the catch. His ability to expand his range and shoot from beyond the arc has also taken notice since the beginning of his freshman season.

Key Returners: Kymani Weathers 6-8 PF (2026). The 6-8 sophomore power forward is a viable threat to crash the boards on both ends of the floor where he uses his length to an advantage. On the offensive end, Weathers plays really well in the pick-and-roll where he finishes efficiently around the rim as well as scoring off the catch. His ability to expand his range and shoot from beyond the arc has also taken notice since the beginning of his freshman season.

The 6-8 sophomore forward has an advanced IQ for his age to go along with a high motor. He is a threat around the rim and low post where he has great hands and is a traditional back-to-the-basket type of player. This summer he has also expanded his game into becoming a viable threat from beyond the arc where he has a smooth release. On the defensive end, Weathers plays with a ton of length where he can rebound and block shots at a high level.

The 6-7 power forward has a smooth inside out game as well as good footwork on the offensive end. His length and wingspan give him the opportunity to create for his teammates as well as clean up the glass for rebounds. He is a vicious lob threat and finishes well around the rim on the offensive end as well.

Another 6-7 freshman who has a solid game around him, he is an electrifying finisher at the rim and a lob threat. He is averaging 5.4 rebounds per game which is second on the team coming into the tournament.

Kymani is long and lean, working on feet like “The Dream.”  In case some of you young whipper snappers don’t know, “The Dream” was better known as Hakeem Olajuwon.  He moves smoothly and swiftly through the paint, calling for the ball often.  He has long arms and legs, so blocks and deflections happen often.  He gets up and down the court well, but I would like to see him finish stronger in the paint.  This talent is surely on his way!