Another standout from the New Balance circuit, Byrd had some huge performances for Factory throughout the summer. Byrd holds offers from schools in the Big 10, ACC, Big 12 and more. Byrd is a confident roll man in the pick and roll as he has soft hands and the strength to finish through contact. Byrd likes the spin move to create space for his drive and also has the explosiveness to throw down dunks in traffic. With his size, athleticism and production, it’s no surprise high major schools have made him an early priority in the 2028 class.

Impacts the game in far more ways than he scores. Handles it with real strength, driving in through contact with his eyes up the whole way and kicking it out the moment the ball gets stopped. The beauty in his game is he doesn’t need to be the one who finishes. When he does look for his own he can get it from all three levels, working spin turnarounds into the midrange, a floater, a jab into a three, and repeated step-throughs and spins out of the post to get downhill and draw contact. His game as a facilitator is remarkable, he’s an excellent passer especially out of the post, scanning the floor every time he catches it and firing cross court to an open man. Vocal presence on the court directing his teammates, and he checks the other boxes too: boards at both ends, multiple steals, a couple of blocks.

Terrance plays a point forward type role with factory. he is a big wing with a shifty handle that can get to his spots in the midrange area. He uses his size and footwork to his advantage. He has improved his passing ability’s since i seen him last. He gives good entry passes to the post and will drops off no look dimes to big men in the lane. He has become a great drive and kick man and will causes the defense to collapse with the gravity he holds on the court. He has great timing on his blocks as sent away the ball at the rim showcasing his athleticism. Terrance looks to have a huge summer as his role will grown in the AIA as Sandra Day exits 3 D1 wings.