Nick Odom is up two spots, going from #6 to #4. His stock has risen significantly since the high school season ended, and it’s evident that he’s becoming more confident out there. When looking to score, he can hunt shots on the perimeter or efficiently get to his pull-up jumper. He also has the burst to get all the way to the rim at times, and defenses would be wise to account for him during fast breaks. On the other end of the court, he’s been getting into passing lanes more frequently, and he can contribute in the rebounding department as well. At the moment, he holds a few D1 offers, and more college coaches may take notice of his talents.

Nick Odum Nick Odum 6'7" | SF Somerset Losee | 2028 State NV consistently dropped in floaters, showing his scoring touch and advanced skillset. He shot over defenders with ease and put just the right amount of arc on his attempts. I also liked his work on defense, where he got into passing lanes and contributed on the boards. College coaches, you’ll want to keep him on your radar.

Nick Odum Nick Odum 6'7" | SF Somerset Losee | 2028 State NV ‘s stock skyrocketed throughout the spring and summer. He has climbed to No. 5 in Nevada’s 2028 rankings, and he is now nationally ranked as well, coming in at No. 170 on Rivals. He is essentially a prototypical small forward with a unique build that gives him advantages on both ends of the court. Defensively, he has no problem jumping into passing lanes, and he uses his wingspan to block shots. On offense, he drains pull-up jumpers, connects on catch-and-shoot threes and leaks out in transition to rock the rim. Look for him to continue ascending in the coming months.

Nick Odum Nick Odum 6'7" | SF Somerset Losee | 2028 State NV has climbed to #6 in the latest 2028 rankings after a big spring and summer. He has showcased his versatility, especially on the offensive end. Leveraging his height and athleticism much more consistently. That has allowed him to get to his spots quicker, bury 3’s, and throw down dunks with authority in transition. His ascent may not be over either. And it wouldn’t be surprising to see him break into the top five down the road.

Nick Odum Nick Odum 6'7" | SF Somerset Losee | 2028 State NV caught college coaches’ attention yesterday with his length, versatility, and ability to make deflections and cause turnovers on defense. His play helped him earn offers from both UNLV and Southern Utah. He buried outside shots often using his smooth jumper. Considering his prototypical build and skillset, it wouldn’t be surprising to see more colleges extend offers before the weekend is over.

Nick Odum Nick Odum 6'7" | SF Somerset Losee | 2028 State NV was a tough cover for defenders down in Arizona. He has a quick one dribble pull up move that he utilizes often, and there’s definitely some quality touch on those attempts. He also splashed in 3 pointers and dropped in a smoother floater after driving the baseline against Bishop Amat. In addition to his shooting, he leaks out in transition and had one of the top punches of the weekend. Considering his size and development, he has many of the traits that college coaches covet.

Nick was excellent for Losee all weekend long, further proving his newly earned status as the #127 ranked player nationally. The 6’7 forward was a three level scorer; attacking close outs before popping jumpers off one or two dribbles, relocating for spacing and knocking down 3’s, and getting to the basket where he threw down a couple emphatic dunks. The Losee wing is starting to put it all together and will look to continue doing so in July with the LV Knicks on the PRO16 circuit.

Nick Odum Nick Odum 6'7" | SF Somerset Losee | 2028 State NV was able to make a difference in transition and in half-court sets for the Knicks this past weekend. He got out ahead of everyone in the game I watched and threw down a clean two-handed flush. I also noticed him knocking down jump shots, and he was effective on defense, where he used his length to be disruptive and gather rebounds.

Nick Odum Nick Odum 6'7" | SF Somerset Losee | 2028 State NV comes in at #9. He is a versatile small forward who is able to contribute on both ends of the court thanks to his height, length, and athleticism. His long strides help him get downhill, and he can finish over centers. Those same traits also allow him to impact the game on defense, as he can cover multiple positions and take away space in the blink of an eye. He will be running with the LV Knicks this spring/summer.

Nick Odum Nick Odum 6'7" | SF Somerset Losee | 2028 State NV appears to have grown a few inches. He took the tip-off for the Lions and looked nearly as tall as Rancho’s Navarius Page, who stands around 6’7–6’8. Offensively, Odum had a solid game, connecting on several free throws and two 3-pointers. If he can continue to find his rhythm, he’ll be a difficult scoring option to slow down.

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