Myrick Cooper is a 6'0" Point Guard/Shooting Guard in the 2027 class.
Cooper attends Edmond Memorial in Oklahoma and plays club basketball for team oklahoma.
Cooper's Player Profile was created on April 4, 2025.
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Myrick Cooper is a competitive and athletic guard who thrives when defenses turn up the pressure. His ability...
Written by Cooper Livingston
Myrick
CooperPG/SG
Class
2027
Height
6'0"
HS
Edmond Memorial
|
OK
Rising 2027s at OK State Tournament
Athletic guard, who was a bright spot for Team Oklahoma in a Saturday afternoon loss. Displayed quick twitch...
Written by Sam Duren
Myrick
CooperPG/SG
Class
2027
Height
6'0"
HS
Edmond Memorial
|
OK
Class of 2027 Rankings: Newcomers to track
Change of pace guard for the 6A Bulldogs. He has a quick first step and a nose for...
Written by Sam Duren
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Myrick CooperMyrickCooper
6'0" | PG/SG
Edmond Memorial | 2027 StateOK
is a competitive and athletic guard who thrives when defenses turn up the pressure. His ability to manipulate defenders with elite-level size-ups allows him to create separation and consistently attack weaknesses. Cooper has a strong feel for reading defenders, recognizing when they are off balance and immediately taking advantage.
He navigates through traffic with impressive ease and has a crafty finishing package around the rim, using smooth moves off the glass to finish through congestion. His speed allows him to cover the floor quickly and create opportunities in transition. Cooper also displays a strong passing feel, knowing when to deliver the ball as defenses collapse on his drives. His ability to impact the game on both ends of the floor makes him a dynamic guard to watch.
Athletic guard, who was a bright spot for Team Oklahoma in a Saturday afternoon loss. Displayed quick twitch athleticism with an impressive chase down block. Which he quickly turned into points the other way by weaving through the defense and making a sweet behind the back pass for an assist. He’s agile and tough around the rim, with good body control on tough finishes. Will pick pocket loose dribbles as well. Overall, Cooper played with a fun mix of grit and flair, as he proved he has next level potential.
Change of pace guard for the 6A Bulldogs. He has a quick first step and a nose for forcing turnovers. Promisingly when pushing it off steals, he does play with his head up and often is unselfish with his passing. Scrappy defense and unselfish play is a good building block for any guard. Seems to have the style of game that could thrive in the more up and down nature of grassroots basketball this spring and summer.