Fresh off a Peach Jam championship, the explosive guard-wing enters the season with another title in his sights. His continued development as a perimeter shooter adds another dimension to an already dynamic offensive game. With his athleticism, defensive versatility, and growing offensive arsenal, he has the tools to establish himself as one of Georgia’s premier two-way talents and set the benchmark for players who impact the game on both ends of the floor.

A recent George Mason commit, Curry Jr. is an athletic, attacking guard with good positional size, length and a scorer’s mentality. He possesses high level athleticism and is a capable three level scorer who can get downhill off the dribble, finish around the rim and create scoring opportunities in the midrange. His perimeter shot making continues to improve, adding another dimension to his offensive game. A competitive prospect with impressive physical tools, Curry Jr. also has plenty of upside on the defensive end of the floor.

Curry Jr. is an attacking guard with good size, length and high level athleticism. He plays with a scorer’s mentality and has the ability to put points on the board at all three levels, with his perimeter shot making continuing to improve. Curry competes with a high motor and has the physical tools and athleticism to develop into an impact defender.

Playing with the Atlanta Celtics this spring, Curry Jr. showcased why he is one of the more intriguing backcourt prospects in the class. An attacking guard with high level athleticism, he plays with a scorer’s mentality and consistently puts pressure on defenses with his ability to get downhill and finish at the rim. Curry possesses good size and length for the position, allowing him to impact the game in multiple ways on both ends of the floor. He is a capable three level scorer whose perimeter shot continues to improve, making him an increasingly difficult matchup. Beyond his offensive production, he competes with energy and toughness and has significant upside on the defensive end thanks to his athleticism, length, and willingness to guard.

One of the state’s top stock risers this high school season, Curry Jr. is an attacking guard with high level athleticism, good size, and length. He is a capable three level scorer with improving perimeter shot making and excels at getting downhill to the rim. With his physical tools and competitive edge, he also has the potential to develop into an outstanding defender.

One of the state’s rising prospects in the 2027 class, Curry is building on the momentum of an All-State season at Grayson. The junior is an attacking, scoring guard with high-level athleticism, along with good size and length for the position. He’s a capable three-level scorer whose perimeter shooting continues to improve, and he shows a strong feel for the game. Expect Curry to be a popular prospect for high major coaches to evaluate this offseason.

A tough guard with electric athleticism who embraces contact, MJ Curry brings a blue-collar scoring mentality to the backcourt. He’s strong with the ball and gets downhill with purpose, finishing through traffic and living at the free throw line. Curry’s mid-range game is a weapon and he’s capable of stretching the floor when his feet are set. He competes defensively and isn’t afraid of big moments—plays with a chip on his shoulder. Fills out the box score with his production on both ends. Terrific length and next-level stardom.

The Region Player of the Year put together a dominant season for the Rams, solidifying himself as a high-major prospect heading into the spring and summer. Curry is an attacking guard with high-level athleticism, good size, and length, allowing him to consistently pressure the defense. He is a capable three-level scorer and showed significant improvement as a perimeter shot maker, becoming much more consistent from beyond the arc this season. With his physical tools, Curry also projects as a high-level defender with the ability to impact the game on both ends.

Curry vaults four spots to claim the top position in the 2027 class, and the rise is well-earned. He checks every box evaluators look for in a high-major prospect: long, athletic, fluid, competitive, and remarkably consistent. Curry lives above the rim, routinely finishing plays with explosive, highlight-reel slams that energize both benches. He’s a deadly three-point shooter who can hurt defenses both off the catch and off the bounce, forcing defenders to pick their poison. Curry isn’t just a scorer — he crashes the glass, seeks out contact, and plays with a physical edge. His length, wingspan, and quickness generate deflections and disruption defensively, and his upside as a potential lockdown defender is significant. Simply put, Curry looks the part of a high-major recruit because he plays like one on both ends of the floor.

Got hurt on a dunk attempt in the first half but returned to play. Checks all the boxes. Long, athletic, smooth, competitive and consistent. Lives above the rim with highlight slams. Deadly three-point shooter off the catch and off the bounce. Gets in to rebound. Doesn’t shy away from contact. Wingspan and quickness help him earn numerous deflections. Has upside to become a lockdown defender. High Major recruit for a reason.