Eastern is loaded with talent so there is a chance that Roberson is not a player we will hear from again until AAU season but he has the talent to make an impact. Lincoln is long and pretty bouncy already. He is comfortable shooting from range and is improving at putting the ball on the floor. Roberson will have to add bulk to his thin frame but he has time to do that and should develop as a freshman and JV player for the Eagles this upcoming season.

One of the higher IQ prospects at the event, Roberson has had experience playing against older and more mature competition than a lot of the rest of the prospects at the event. That advanced IQ was on display numerous times throughout the day as Roberson moved well off the ball to make himself available for his guards to dish to him while also being in the right spots to crash the offensive glass. Roberson had a nice and-1 finish off a BLOB set that allowed him to catch the ball in the paint and he also scored multiple layups off second chance opportunities. On the defensive end of the court, Roberson played tough help-side defense and forced multiple turnovers with his length and activity. Roberson is another player who projects as an impact varsity contributor and could be one of the top wing forwards in Louisville’s 2030 class.