The Georgia native will spend his senior season in South Florida and is already seeing an uptick in his recruitment. Sherman wants to play on the block, has high level strength and size and can socre with either hand around the rim. He has good footwork and is skilled enough to make shots in the midrange and even from beyond the arc. The rising senior can change shots in the lane and could end up being a prospect for the highest level of college basketball.

Sherman’s stock is climbing rapidly after an impressive showing in Philadelphia. Standing 7-2, he naturally alters the game with his size, but it’s the skill level that’s generating attention. He moves well for his frame, possesses advanced footwork around the basket, and has touch that extends beyond the paint. When he establishes position, defenders have very few answers. With continued development, national attention is following quickly.

Sherman continues to trend upward as a 2027 prospect and put together a strong spring with OTP on the Pro16 circuit. The Georgia native possesses obvious size, good strength, and an increasingly polished interior game that has taken a noticeable step forward over the past year. Sherman is at his best on the block, where he embraces physical play, establishes deep position, and consistently looks to score with his back to the basket. He has shown improved touch around the rim, solid footwork, and a growing ability to finish through contact. Defensively, his size and length allow him to alter shots in the paint and provide a presence around the basket.

The big man from Augusta continues to show steady improvement and upside as a frontcourt prospect. On Sunday, he scored 10 points while consistently showing the ability to score over his left shoulder in the post. Sherman plays with good strength, continues to improve his touch around the rim, and is becoming more comfortable offensively around the basket. His mobility is also trending in the right direction, allowing him to impact the game more effectively on both ends of the floor. With his size, athletic tools, and developing skill set, Sherman projects as a lob threat and rim protector at the college level.

While his best basketball is still ahead of him, Sherman showed flashes of his long-term potential this season at Oak Hill. The junior has high-level size and length, with decent touch around the rim and the ability to finish plays using his athleticism. Defensively, he can impact the game by altering shots in the lane and protecting the rim. With continued development, he has intriguing upside as a frontcourt prospect.