Benning is a dynamic guard who brings energy and confidence every time he steps on the floor. He’s a tough cover with a quick crossover and a strong ability to get downhill, finishing through contact or pulling up for smooth jumpers. When he gets hot from deep, he can score at all three levels and completely change the flow of a game. To keep elevating his game and push toward the ranked list, Benning should continue trusting his shot and playmaking instincts. Staying confident from beyond the arc while using his drives to draw defenders and create open looks for teammates will make him an even bigger offensive threat. As his decision making sharpens and his consistency grows, Benning has all the tools to take that next leap this season

Benning was able to sharpen his offensive toolkit this summer becoming even quicker and more decisive attacking the basket. His floaters and finishes around the rim have become more consistent, while his vision and ability to deliver accurate transition passes have improved, helping him create opportunities for teammates. Heading into the season, Benning looks poised to be a dynamic inside threat who can score efficiently, push the pace, and make plays for others, making him a versatile weapon on both ends

Benning turned in a strong weekend performance, showcasing his ability to impact the game on both ends of the floor. Offensively, he displayed deep shooting range and confidence, consistently knocking down shots from beyond the arc. He also showed the ability to create off the dribble, using a sharp crossover to shake defenders and open up scoring opportunities. Defensively his quick feet and active hands made him a tough matchup, as he pressured ball handlers and forced them to work for every look. He brought intensity and grit to each possession, never backing down from a challenge. Benning’s combination of offensive skill and defensive tenacity made him one of the more well rounded and competitive guards of the weekend

Bennning kept the ball moving within the halfcourt, quick to find the open shooter by making the extra pass. Bringing good size in the backcourt, the guard held his own on the glass, effectively boxing out likesize opponents.