Lowe is another frontcourt prospect that has a chance to be a prospect for the highest levels of college basketball. He moves well in the paint, is an above the rim finisher and is skilled enough to make an open perimeter jump shot. He is a shot blocker in the paint and has the agility to keep perimeter players in front of him at the defensive end.

Miles Lowe is the anchor for the LiVon 15U, and he spent the full weekend intimidating, blocking, rebounding, and finishing. He is everything coaches look for in a rim-running big man, and he does everything with high energy and intensity. He is a natural double-double machine, and the LiVon 15U’s 3-1 record is proof of his in-game impact.

Lowe is a long-term frontcourt prospect with considerable upside for the Bulldogs. The freshman possesses good size, length, and mobility, allowing him to run the floor well and impact the game in multiple ways. He shows good feet and soft hands around the basket, traits that should continue to develop as he gains experience and strength. With his physical tools and potential, Lowe projects as a prospect to watch closely in the state’s 2029 class.