Samuel Burnett IV is a 5'11" Point Guard/Shooting Guard in the 2029 class.
Burnett IV attends South Oak Cliff in Texas and plays club basketball for Jr. EYBL LEGYNDS.
Burnett IV's Player Profile was created on September 3, 2025.
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Samuel
Burnett IVPG/SG
Class
2029
Height
5'11"
HS
South Oak Cliff
|
TX
Class of 2029 Rankings: Four Year Producing Guards
One of the most productive freshmen at the 6A level. He’s a blast to watch because he has...
Written by Sam Duren
Samuel
Burnett IVPG/SG
Class
2029
Height
5'11"
HS
South Oak Cliff
|
TX
Wednesday ReWind: Underclassmen Watch
A freshman that already can get buckets at the 6A level. Quality shooter from deep. Also chained a...
Written by Sam Duren
Samuel
Burnett IVPG/SG
Class
2029
Height
5'11"
HS
South Oak Cliff
|
TX
Evaluations: Team 2 at Freshman Showcase
One of the most productive guards at the event. Has true electricity to his game. With tight handles...
Written by Sam Duren
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Sam Duren
Prep Hoops Lead Scout
One of the most productive freshmen at the 6A level. He’s a blast to watch because he has a quick first step, good agility and is a very creative finisher around the rim. With spin moves, mid air adjustments and more. Very impressive to see a smaller guard already finding ways to finish around the rim. What makes his scoring even more dangerous is he has a burner from deep. Already has the heart over height energy needed for smaller guards to thrive in a game giants.
A freshman that already can get buckets at the 6A level. Quality shooter from deep. Also chained a crossover into a hesi move to get to the rim late in the third. Had impressed at the freshman showcase with his scoring DNA, and was great to see it already translating at the varsity level. Even took a charge in the contest.
One of the most productive guards at the event. Has true electricity to his game. With tight handles and crossovers to leave defenders in the dust on drives. While also being equally adept at stepbacks from deep. The big thing about his attacking is he didn’t seem to force it or over dribble. Burnett often looked under control with drives and made scoring look easy. Like scoring is part of his DNA.