An intriguing wing forward prospect, House showed some versatility with the ball in his hands during Whitmer’s playoff game that I caught. I thought House moved his feet very well for a guy his size and also could put it on the floor and attack a closeout. I think there’s some upside to be had down the line with House once he gets into a college strength program and adds more muscle to pair with his explosive athleticism and nimble feet.

This was actually my first chance to watch House in an organized setting after only previously seeing him at the Toledo top 64 event. I walked away very impressed by his size, ability to put the ball on the floor and how well he moved his feet. House has been a key contributor on one of the best teams in Toledo this season and Tuesday night he showed me how he plays in a competitive environment. A prospect who is figuring things out and seeing his stock rise with a deep playoff run, I left intrigued by what House could be down the line. An interesting swing for a JUCO, Division III or scholarship program with the tools House has to work with.

The Toledo Whitmer forward has a unique skillset, House moves his feet well for his size and has some vertical pop. Can also handle the ball and play on the perimeter when asked and can attack off the bounce. Has had a productive senior season for one of the top teams in northwest Ohio. A prospect to keep an eye on at the next level, somebody small college programs should be taking a look at.

House showed me a part of his game on Saturday that was great to see. He showed that he can and is willing to get his points at the rim. Sometimes I feel like House floats around the perimeter too much for the size advantage he has. He finished the game-high 18 points against Olentangy Orange and got almost all of his points off of layups around the rim. He was physical and strong. Converted tough and-1s and exposed his size advantage when the Panthers needed it. He was great and I think it might’ve unlocked his confidence near the rim.

House is a nice player that has some next-level talent and tools. He is a 6’6 wing with a very large wingspan and that moves well. He is also the Panthers’ tallest player so he has to play inside and he does it well. He is aggressive in attacking the glass for rebounds. Finished the ball well around the rim but he also can make moves from beyond the arc like a guard and in the second half he showed that. He had a couple of nice dribble pull-ups above defenders. He knocked down a pair of threes. His jumper looks good. I do wish when West goes out of the game and House is the Panthers’ only true scoring threat he was more aggressive.

House is a big-time transfer for Whitmer this year. He is a very unique talent in the Toledo area that will be a weapon for the Panthers this year. He is a very tall, long, and skillful wing. He has a very smooth game and jumper. He will provide a good scoring boost for Whitmer and will make it tough for teams to defend because they will have to respect his and West’s scoring abilities.

House is a pretty interesting prospect at 6’6 he moves like a wing and has a long wingspan as well. House made a couple plays off the bounce that caught my eye and used his length on both ends. I mostly just saw flashes from House but the flashes I saw were very interesting. If House can turn these physical tools into more consistent production he’ll be a major stock riser as a senior and has a chance to earn a lot of college interest.