Curry-Hill makes the move from Male to Butler for his Junior season and should have the opportunity to play with the ball in his hands more. Nicholas has good size at the PG spot and plays with the ability to change speeds. Probably behind right now due to lack of playing time at Male the last two years, Curry-Hill could be a true breakout player in the 6th region.

It’s a testament to the depth that Male has right now that Curry-Hill can be overlooked. One of my favorite sleepers in this class, Curry-Hill isn’t a widely known name yet and is likely a year away from being a starter for the Bulldogs. Nicholas has the physical tools to be a two way impact player and would be a starter for most schools in Louisville. I think he projects very favorably over the rest of his career.

Male has an absolutely loaded class in 2028 but Curry-Hill gets overlooked at times. That may not be the case for much longer. Nicholas is a steady PG who is evolving as a playmaker and has a lot of long term potential. Don’t be surprised if you start to hear his name mentioned with the rest of the best in the 7th region’s 2028 class.

Curry-Hill is a tough guard who is primarily a freshman and JV player right now but will eventually find a big role for Coach Haworth and the Bulldogs. Quick at getting into the paint, Nicholas has the ability to finish through contact or get to the rim and get himself to the foul line. File Curry-Hill’s name away for future reference.

Admittedly, I didn’t see enough of Curry-Hill to be blown away on Saturday but I’d like to see more due to his genetics. Most won’t remember the name Tre Hill from 2018 but he’s Curry-Hill’s older brother and was a very talented player. Interested to see if little brother ends up more like older brother.