McAllister is a 6’2 wing at Liberty who we saw a few times this summer, and he was a bright spot in all of those situations due to his athleticism and ability to impact the game in various ways. Well, those things are still on display now as he’s finishing off his senior year, and right now he’s a core piece for a solid team with championship aspirations. He’s putting up 9.7 points and 4.6 rebounds a game. He’s using his length and athleticism, he’s getting to the rim and finishing with dunks and being a force defensively as well. He’s a prospect who has showcased his upside and is one of the top X-factors in the conference. 

McAllister enters his junior season as a major piece to Liberty’s success, bringing size, length and a strong frame that immediately stands out. His ability to score down low gives his team a reliable interior presence, and his physical tools make him a tough matchup on both ends of the floor. As his role continues to grow, McAllister has the chance to showcase consistent production, impact the game defensively and prove he’s one of the rising bigs to watch this season

McAllister made a name for himself with his play in the paint and a skill set that keeps expanding. His size immediately stands out, but it’s the versatility that really makes him dangerous. He can step out and hit shots with confidence, then go right back to finishing strong around the rim. He runs the floor well for his size and puts himself in position for easy scores in transition. Defensively he has presence and toughness especially when protecting the basket. McAllister disrupts drives, challenges everything inside and forces opponents to rethink their approach. His blend of mobility, touch and interior toughness is a big reason he’s earned his ranking. This season expect him to emerge as one of Liberty’s more impactful two way players

McAllister quietly turned heads at Colorado Live and might be one of the most under-the-radar athletes in the class. Liberty will depend on him for transition buckets, scoring bursts, and defensive versatility. He’s long, explosive, and makes plays on the move. This season, it’s about embracing that expanded role. If he brings consistent energy and finishes through contact, he’ll force coaches to take notice across the state and be a weapon that Liberty uses. He jumps onto our rankings for the first time. 

McCallister is an elite athlete, and that athleticism was on display all weekend. McCallister finished above the rim with authority and brings energy to both ends. He’s a high-motor player who looks to dunk everything around the paint. He attacks the paint and dares the defender to jump with him. His explosiveness and willingness to run the floor give Liberty a constant transition threat and matchup problem for less mobile frontcourts. He certainly stood out this weekend as a player to keep an eye on, as he will be one of Liberty’s most relied-upon players. 

McAllister is another key addition to this Liberty depth chart, bringing good size to be a valuable help defender and frontcourt defender as needed. Not to mention that he can be a functional standstill shooter when provided an open look, he works well with what this group is attempting to do on both ends of the floor. Still at his best operating in conjunction with their wealth of ball handlers, he is an essential asset towards this group’s success. Ultimately how he continues to prove himself against switches will be important for his long term defensive success.

McAllister has shown value as a perimeter shooter and high motor wing who looks to pressure the glass. A capable help defender who brings the size put pressure on opposing defenses, Liberty brings a high upside roster both this season and the forseeable future.

McAllister brings size to compete on the defensive end for Liberty, bringing a fairly strong frame and wide reach to alter numerous opponent shot attempts. He brings a high motor to be active early on from rotations or while crashing the glass. He adds crucial physicality for this group either when Praytor sits or if they just need a defensive rebound.