Landon Thompson is a 6'3" Shooting Guard/Combo Guard in the 2027 class.
Thompson attends Cane Bay in South Carolina and plays club basketball for Big Shots SC.
Thompson's Player Profile was created on September 8, 2024.
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Expert Analysis
Landon
ThompsonSG/CG
Class
2027
Height
6'3"
HS
Cane Bay
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SC
November Rankings Update: Stock-Rising 2027s
Thompson’s shooting ability is something that I’ve re-evaluated this fall. Not only is he one of the better...
Written by Andrew Baxley
Landon
ThompsonSG/CG
Class
2027
Height
6'3"
HS
Cane Bay
|
SC
X Film Room: 2027s Part 1
Another elite Lowcountry shooter who submitted his film for review is Landon Thompson . He has really emerged...
Written by Andrew Baxley
Landon
ThompsonSG/CG
Class
2027
Height
6'3"
HS
Cane Bay
|
SC
August Rankings Update: New 2027s Outside the Top 100
Landon is another intriguing Charleston area 2027 who specializes in shooting. He is a player I was familiar...
Written by Andrew Baxley
Landon
ThompsonSG/CG
Class
2027
Height
6'3"
HS
Cane Bay
|
SC
Which Prospects Emerged at the USC Team Camp?
Another 2027 guard who emerged at the USC Team Camp is Thompson. He stood out to me in...
Written by Andrew Baxley
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Thompson’s shooting ability is something that I’ve re-evaluated this fall. Not only is he one of the better shooters in the state, but his play style is crucial to the success of one of the state’s elite teams heading into the season. Landon is not just a standstill shooter either; he is a terrific cutter and is very comfortable knocking down shots from range on the move. The one thing about his game I would like to see ratcheted up this season is his defense, which will make him even more enticing as a next-level prospect.
Another elite Lowcountry shooter who submitted his film for review is Landon ThompsonLandonThompson
6'3" | SG/CG
Cane Bay | 2027 StateSC
. He has really emerged this summer, including a couple of monster live events to get him on the radar of college coaches. I was well aware of how prolific Thompson is as a shooter, but one of the things that caught my eye more on film than when watching him live is his activity without the ball. Whether he’s moving baseline to baseline, cutting into the open space in the middle of the floor, or lifting or drifting on the wings, Landon never stopped moving, even if he was open, which is something that can separate him from other Shooting Guards in his class.
Landon is another intriguing Charleston area 2027 who specializes in shooting. He is a player I was familiar with for a while, but he has become a perimeter threat that can’t be ignored this summer. He still needs to improve defensively and at putting the ball on the floor, but it’s not hard to see a world where a school falls in love with his outside stroke.
Another 2027 guard who emerged at the USC Team Camp is Thompson. He stood out to me in Friday’s opening game in Colonial Life Arena, a place where the Cobras will have aspirations of playing in March. Landon’s shooting and secondary playmaking will be an important factor in those hopes. When playing off the ball, his ability to catch-and-shoot must be respected, which will open space for him to drive closeouts and create off the bounce. Thompson knocked down 3 threes in a win over Dutch Fork, but he also chipped in with a pair of assists.