As a sophomore, Eubanks averaged just under a double double, missing it by a rebound per game. Noah is a big body with a lot of touch around the bucket. An “old school” big who does most of his damage around the rim, Eubanks shot 65% from the field as a Sophomore. In order to reach a high level college, Noah will need to develop a perimeter game as he only shot 3 threes last season. He’s certainly a name to monitor. Especially in the 6th region.

Eubanks had a size advantage in the paint and put that to good use on Saturday morning as he scored a handful of times after catching with his back to the basket. Eubanks got a couple friendly bounces off the rim and crashed the offensive glass by using his height advantage for extra possessions. A name I’d expect regional small college programs to get very familiar with next summer, Eubanks is on a nice team that wins a lot of games while also is helping him develop as a player.

Eubanks nearly averaged a double-double this past season for Bullitt Central and has the potential to be a real impact player in the 6th region next season. An old school big man who does all his damage around the rim, Noah is capable of scoring with high efficiency and you don’t need to run a bunch of sets for him to score the ball. If he gets more comfortable shooting from range, his stock will really take off.

Eubanks is yet another name that often falls through the cracks of Kentucky’s loaded 2028 class. He plays a traditional big man’s game that most basketball aficionados would appreciate. Protecting the rim, running the floor, clean footwork and smart decision-making in the post are all in Noah’s bag. He helped lead the Cougars to the 6th Region tournament for the first time since 2022 in his breakout sophomore campaign. Despite the loss, his quarterfinal performance that included a team-high in PTS (20) and REB (9) is indicative of Noah’s long-term potential.

Eubanks played a limited role last season but had a productive summer of AAU with the Shelby Stars . Eubanks is a physical presence who excels as a rebounder and knows how to use his big body to create scoring opportunities with low post position. As a freshman, Noah was a rotation player for Bullitt Central but there is optimism for Eubanks to be a starter and make a big impact for the Cougars in his Sophomore season.

My last game of the weekend was a tight contest between Shelby Stars 15 U and Midwest Flyers Hall. Eubanks impressed as the biggest player on the floor with strong hands to swallow up rebounds on both ends of the court. I also was impressed by the soft touch Eubanks showed on the block, making multiple shots that bounced around the rim before falling in. A massive presence in the paint, Eubanks is a mismatch at the 15 U level.

The size and physicality of this prospect from Bullitt Central High School in Kentucky stands out right away. The 6’4″ forward was a big part of the Shelby Stars 15u squad pulling out a hard fought 73-72 victory over a good Indiana’s Finest 15u team. Eubanks has a bright future with his two-way versatility.