Dominance. Greer was simply dominant in the game I saw him play. They are not many times Greer steps on the court and isn’t the biggest player and he embraces it. He was making everything close around the rim unless he is fouled. He was scoring the ball in a very efficient fashion. Any board that was in his reach, he was going to get it. No real boxing him out with one player. Strong big kid. Also very coordinated and moves really well. I really liked that he played almost the whole game I watched and didn’t seem tired at the end of it. He isn’t just camping out in the post either, very active in the lane and running the floor consistently.

Greer is a unique prospect as the center also dominates on the gridiron as an offensive lineman. One of the most skilled freshman I’ve seen from the center position, Greer has an old school game with a lot of his production coming with his back to the basket. Greer can shoot over his left shoulder, make passes out the post and is physical with weaker big men. I’ll be curious to see how Greer develops as a multi-sport athlete but he’s already a basketball state champion after just his freshman season.

The size of the freshman was the difference as Hoban’s overall size, strength and defensive ability was way too much for the underdog Titans on Saturday night. Greer and Jonas Nichols Jonas Nichols 6'3" | SG Hoban | 2024 State OH dominated the paint, both finishing with double doubles. Greer knocked down an early 3-pointer and had a tip in to give Hoban a comfortable lead that was never in doubt the entire night. Combine the physicality of Greer and Nichols with some flash plays by guard Will Scott Will Scott 6'1" | PG Archbishop Hoban | 2023 State OH and the Knights are rolling into tonight’s state championship game. For all the marbles, you can’t really ask for much more for a Sunday night finale, both teams are playing excellent basketball right now and peaking at the right time.

One of the biggest 2026 prospects I’ve scout all year, Greer has good feet for his size and isn’t afraid to get physical with bigs much older than he is. I liked Greer’s ability to score with his back to the basket and he could pass out of double teams. Greer is one of the most productive freshmen bigs in the state and will be a force for years to come.