Micah Freeman is a 6'7" Power Forward in the 2028 class.
Freeman attends Louisville Trinity in Kentucky and plays club basketball for Bates Fundamentals.
Freeman's Player Profile was created on August 16, 2024.
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Expert Analysis
Micah
FreemanPF
Class
2028
Height
6'7"
HS
Louisville Trinity
|
KY
2028 Rankings Update: Top Power Forwards
One of the most athletic players in this class, Micah has a lot of long term potential as...
Written by Steve Quattrocchi
Micah
FreemanPF
Class
2028
Height
6'7"
HS
Louisville Trinity
|
KY
Transfer Tracker: Impact Junior Transfers, Pt. 1
Freeman is a very impressive prospect who may be starting to figure it all out. Micah has legitimate...
Written by Steve Quattrocchi
Micah
FreemanPF
Class
2028
Height
6'7"
HS
Louisville Trinity
|
KY
Transfer Tracker: Impact Transfers Heading into June
Freeman has a ton of long term potential and has a chance to really blossom at Trinity after...
Written by Steve Quattrocchi
Micah
FreemanPF
Class
2028
Height
6'7"
HS
Louisville Trinity
|
KY
2028 Rankings Update: Biggest Risers
Freeman has a high ceiling thanks to his length and athleticism. Micah is an explosive dunker who has...
Written by Steve Quattrocchi
Micah
FreemanPF
Class
2028
Height
6'7"
HS
Louisville Trinity
|
KY
Rising Juniors Primed for Breakout AAU Seasons
The athletic wing from DeSales had some serious highlights this season. With a big frame and really good...
Written by Steve Quattrocchi
Micah
FreemanPF
Class
2028
Height
6'7"
HS
Louisville Trinity
|
KY
Underclassmen that Showed Heart in Regional Play
Freeman appeared to be 6’6″ at minimum and maybe longer in the 7th Region tournament. The sophomore wing...
Written by Doneah Marshall
Micah
FreemanPF
Class
2028
Height
6'7"
HS
Louisville Trinity
|
KY
The Expo: New Names
Micah was among the most impressive prospects to me on Sunday and was definitely the most eye popping...
Written by Steve Quattrocchi
Micah
FreemanPF
Class
2028
Height
6'7"
HS
Louisville Trinity
|
KY
Bleacher Prospect Showcase: 2027/2028 Standouts
The winner of the MVP trophy for the 9th and 10th grade Division, Freeman was productive sitting in...
Written by Michael Roth
Steve Quattrocchi | Prep Hoops Scout
Steve Quattrocchi
Prep Hoops Lead Scout
One of the most athletic players in this class, Micah has a lot of long term potential as a two way forward. Primarily a lob threat on the offensive end right now, Freeman has developed his game quite a bit in the last calendar year and should continue trending in the right direction. After transferring to Trinity this spring, Micah should get a crash course in tenacious defense. He could be a top 15 or better prospect by this time next year.
Freeman is a very impressive prospect who may be starting to figure it all out. Micah has legitimate size and high level athleticism. Dangerous around the rim and especially in transition, Freeman is an explosive dunker who is a consistent jump shot away from being a D1 prospect, in my opinion.
Freeman has a ton of long term potential and has a chance to really blossom at Trinity after spending 2 years at DeSales. If Micah can develop his skill level, he can be a big time difference maker in the 7th.
Freeman has a high ceiling thanks to his length and athleticism. Micah is an explosive dunker who has had some of the best dunks in Louisville over the past year. The next step in his evolution is to commit to becoming a better jump shooter. If he can become a better shooter and solid ball handler, Freeman projects very well to the next level because he has the intangibles you cannot teach.
The athletic wing from DeSales had some serious highlights this season. With a big frame and really good athleticism, Freeman is the type of player who could see his stock really take off. If he gets to play on the wing instead of playing more like a post, Micah has a chance to be the biggest stock booster in this class.
Freeman appeared to be 6’6″ at minimum and maybe longer in the 7th Region tournament. The sophomore wing didn’t play a huge role for the Colts this year, probably adjusting to the increased speed of the game and the seniority of tenured players as most underclassmen do. His potential, however, is very high with his size and instincts. He was perfect from the field in DeSales’ quarterfinal matchup in addition to knocking down 3/4 FT attempts to finish with 11 PTS and 5 REB. Expect Micah to be a significant two-way threat for the Colts next season.
Micah was among the most impressive prospects to me on Sunday and was definitely the most eye popping 2028 that I had not already seen. Blessed with great size, it’s clear that Freeman has some serious potential. He made the most of his offensive opportunities in 5 on 5 and showed he can hit threes. He made two in a row before missing the third. Once he becomes more consistent, Freeman should be a fast rising Sophomore in Louisville.
The winner of the MVP trophy for the 9th and 10th grade Division, Freeman was productive sitting in the dunker spot and making himself available to catch and finish in the paint. A mobile big, Freeman would beat other forwards down the court with long strides and could catch and finish in transition. With a strong frame for his age as well, it’s easy to see the long-term upside with Freeman. A potential stock riser in Kentucky during the next rankings update if Freeman continues to show this type of production and motor.