Terrill is a versatile guard who can hurt defenses in multiple ways. Known first as a reliable shooter, he stretches the floor with his range and confidence from deep, forcing defenders to stay locked in on him at all times. But Terrill’s game doesn’t stop there—he can also get out in transition, using his speed and awareness to finish plays or create opportunities on the break. With his ability to knock down shots and push the tempo, Terrill is a constant threat who brings energy and versatility to his team’s offense.

One of the youngest prospects in attendance, Binion held his own impressively, particularly on the defensive side of the ball. Despite facing bigger and taller opponents, he used his length and fearless approach to contest shots, secure rebounds, and disrupt offensive plays. His toughness and tenacity set him apart, proving he could make an impact against stronger competition. Offensively, Binion displayed patience and maturity, picking and choosing his spots wisely. He showed a smooth pull-up jumper and took advantage of defensive lapses without forcing the issue. His developing skillset and IQ were evident as his performance sowed significant upside as he continues to grow.

Terrill already has length and good positional size.  Terrill moved well without the ball and was able to get buckets by running the floor and being active.  When he had the chance, Terrill displayed the ability to draw fouls on the attack. Binion has the physical attributes to establish himself as one of the better two way players in has class.

Terrill is a long, sharpshooting forward that makes an impact for his squad in several key areas. He can get on a roll and shoot light out from beyond the arc and he seems to always be in the mix on both ends of the floor. He’s a skilled defender with the hustle and heart to be recognized for that side of the ball alone and often doesn’t hesitate to take on the most talented players from the opposition. His stature is lengthy for his age and he capitalizes on that by disrupting his opponents on defense and consistently altering and blocking shots. Binion will only keep getting longer and better – he has the potential to possibly become a big that can play the game like a guard and have versatility that instantly stands out to coaches looking to plug and play in multiple positions.