Sequel may be headed off to Columbia to play football for Head Coach Shane Beamer, but don’t get it twisted, he had a monster senior season on the hardwood and certainly could’ve played basketball at the next level if he wanted to. Some of the most impressive performances that I saw live this season came from Patterson, as he went on to average 18.5 points a game on 44% 3FG.

Patterson was huge down the stretch to help Indian Land pick up an impressive win over Seneca in Greenville. He hit a clutch left-wing three, earned a couple of trips to the free-throw line, and then pounded home a big-time dunk to seal the result. Sequel has improved as a jump shooter who is very comfortable pulling up in the mid-range and from three, but there are still isn’t many better when attacking the rim than him. His athleticism and lack of fear are what make him such a good finisher, so when he’s hitting shots to go with the downhill driving ability, it makes the Warriors a hard team to stop.

Sequel Patterson Sequel Patterson 5'11" | CG Indian Land | 2026 State SC is a Power 4 football prospect who also gets it done on the hardwood for Indian Land in 5A Region 3. He had a very productive Freshman Season averaging 13.3 Points Per Game, 4.9 Rebounds Per Game, 1.9 Assists Per Game, and 1.7 Steals Per Game for the Warriors while having multiple standout performances for 3SSB’s Team Loaded VA too. Sequel can play either position in the backcourt and is a tough on-ball defender, athletic on the glass, quick in the open floor, and capable of creative scoring chances off the bounce. Patterson’s notable football offers include Arkansas, Florida State, North Carolina, South Carolina, and Tennessee.

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-Dynamic slashing PG had a great week as the engine for a Loaded VA 15u group that made a championship game appearance at 3SSB. Patterson used his athleticism and aggression to knife through opposing defenses to make plays for his team, showing improved body control on pull-ups at the elbow and floaters in the lane. His vocal leadership and intensity rubbed off on his teammates throughout the week, pushing his teammates to compete at full capacity on both ends of the floor while playing a ton of minutes himself. It’s rare that you find a guard his size hitting perimeter shots and running the show in transition while also finishing plays as a lob threat above the rim himself.

Patterson excels on the hardwood and on the football field for the Warriors. He currently has received plenty of interest from the likes of Power 5 schools for football. Sequel keeps the ball on a string and races by defenders at times with a nice crossover move. He’s extremely quick in the open court from side to side with the ball in his hands.

Sequel can create his own shot and for others with his savvy passing skills. He certainly plays the game with a good deal of confidence on the floor.