Mack made a big splash for North Hardin this past season and will need to do even more to help ease the loss of Keriawn Berry to Kennesaw State. A smooth guard who is a problem when opposing teams let him get into the open floor, Terrion continues to get better as he is starting to realize how dangerous he can be when he changes speeds and gets even more shifty.

Terrion was one the best pure scorers in the entire event at the KABC Shootout. A lifetime’s worth of work and his standout performances this past weekend have kicked off his recruitment which has several D1 programs in the mix. He had a field day getting to his spots off the dribble and also got to it from long distance. He’s a crafty finisher around the rim and uses a high level of athleticism to float in the air longer than his defenders can withstand and create space.

Terrion Mack Terrion Mack 6'1" | CG/PG North Hardin | 2027 State KY drives hard to the rim and uses his athleticism and bounce to his advantage, allowing him to finish through traffic and above defenders. He shows really solid ball-handling ability, creating space for himself and keeping defenders off balance, which opens up scoring opportunities at multiple levels. He can knock down shots from the outside and is comfortable hitting tough midrange pull-ups, giving him a well-rounded offensive game. Mack also sees the floor well, making smart passing decisions and finding teammates when defenses collapse.

Mack enrolled at North Hardin and quickly made an impact for his new home. A good shooter who put up impressive numbers this season, Terrion averaged 17 points per game while shooting over 40% from three and over 80% from the free throw line. Mack projects to be a scholarship level guard and could see his college stock and his ranking boost with a strong AAU season.

Rounding out my list of 2027s from the Phenom Memorial Day Classic is Terrion Mack Terrion Mack 6'1" | CG/PG North Hardin | 2027 State KY . Mack is another Star who had a big-time showing for Upward Columbia playing up to 17U. He is a true two-way guard – a difference-maker on both ends of the floor. Terrion moves his feet well, has active hands, and can score inside and out, but the attribute that stood out most was his tenacity on the glass. He is a determined rebounder and had several crucial putbacks late in game one. Mack put up 17 points, 12 rebounds, 4 assists, and 5 steals in the win.