Rounding out Team 6 at the Prep Hoops Indiana Expo was one of the literal biggest prospects out of the 2027 class, Quentin Bridgeman Jr. Quentin Bridgeman Jr. 6'7" | PF/SF South Bend Washington | 2027 IN Standing at around 6’7″-6’8″, Bridgeman Jr. takes up a lot of space in the paint due to his length and overall size. He is a smart big man who knows how to get to the right spots for easy dish-offs and proved to be a really nice passer for his size. He is not overly physical, but his size helps him do a lot under the basket on both ends of the floor.

College coaches always need size and Bridgeman Jr. has it. He looked even bigger than we remembered on Sunday at Prep Hoops Indiana: The Expo. The 6’7″ center has a strong frame, but also moves well and can get up to play above the rim. He finishes at the rim offensively, protects the rim defensively, and can go grab rebounds outside of his area. There is a lot of upside on the defensive end to be intrigued by. Small college programs should absolutely be evaluating Bridgeman Jr. heading into his senior season at South Bend Washington High School.

This 6’6″ forward has really intriguing upside. Bridgeman Jr. is an explosive leaper that allows him to rebound at a high level, block shots defensively, and finish above the rim offensively. He is also very fluid running the floor and can play from the mid-range as a scorer. We are anxious to evaluate the rising senior prospect from South Bend Washington High School at The Expo. He is one that will help get college coaches in the door.

Sometimes, even for rising seniors, we just simply seen a guy enough to have an excellent evaluation. Bridgeman Jr. is one of those guys who has probably fallen through the cracks a bit. His talent and upside are very clear. He is an athletic, mobile, 6’6″ forward that can finish above the rim and block shots at a high level defensively. There were some impressive flashes through the spring with Team Soil on the UA Rise Circuit. Long, athletic, 6’6″ forwards are always in style at the small college level. This South Bend Washington High School rising senior should continue to attract college attention over the next several months.

Bridgeman Jr.’s size and physical tools stand out right away. He is a big, strong, and athletic forward that really caused some matchup problems throughout “The Expo.” The South Bend Washington High School junior made a couple of tough mid-range jump shots, was a confident driver from the perimeter, and even flashed some positional playmaking ability as a passer. His overall combination of size and skill makes him an intriguing long-term prospect to follow out of the South Bend area.

South Bend Washington High School was hit hard by out-going transfers this offseason. Their two most talented players left creating what could be a bit of a rebuilding year. Bridgeman Jr., a Class of 2027 prospect, brings impressive athletic and physical tools to the table and should be ready to step into a role this coming season. We are anxious to see his development at “The Expo.”