Tommy is one of the latest Kentuckians to earn his first D1 offer. Bellarmine offered the big wing coming out of the June live period and Gregg is riding momentum into July AAU. A big time shooter who has great positional size at 6’6″, Tommy is one of the most overlooked players in a loaded 8th region and should be in the mix for regional Player of the Year.

One of the top shot makers with positional size in the state, Gregg shot the ball with confidence from beyond the arc and looks so comfortable playing in North Oldham’s offensive scheme that relies on cutting, ball movement and floor spacing. It honestly makes Gregg’s life easy as he doesn’t have to force the issue and never is rushed into taking a bad shot. Gregg also rebounds and is able to defend opposing teams forwards or wings depending on the match-up. With the way North Oldham shoots it and takes care of the basketball, they can beat anybody in the state on the right day.

One of the better individual shooting performances I saw came from the 6’6” 2027 Wing from North Oldham. Tommy Gregg Tommy Gregg 6'6" | SF North Oldham | 2027 State KY in the second half of the Mustangs blowout win over Silver Creek (IN) went on an absolute tear from three knocking down a handful of 3’s in a matter of a few game minutes. Really skilled offensive player with good size and strength.

A big time shooter with size, Tommy fits into the “modern basketball” system with his 3 and D ability.

Impacting winning at the 17 U level doesn’t have to be flashy as Gregg showed for Wildcat Select. Knocking down a couple jumpers with his feet set, Gregg spaces the floor and moves without the ball. Gregg also dove on the floor for a steal and hit a couple cutters off set plays. Nothing flashy about his game on a top shoe circuit but Gregg is effective.

Gregg was dominant in North Oldham’s opening round victory as he was physically overpowering most of Grayson County on the glass, finishing with 13 rebounds to go along with a team-high 24 points. I loved the actions North Oldham used to get Gregg the basketball on the wing, having him run off pin down screens and clearing out the court for him to operate in the high post. Gregg is an impressive shooter off movement and his skillset is a perfect fit for a North Oldham team that has a great blend of ball movement, size and physicality.

A big wing shooter, Gregg had some big time scoring games last season. He’s got the ability to heat up in a hurry from the perimeter but Tommy hasn’t hit his ceiling yet. Still with plenty of room to improve as a driver and finisher, I look for Gregg to have a big season and show how efficient of a scorer he can be.

One of the highest ranked prospects in attendance at Marian on Sunday, Gregg is ranked #19 in the Class of 2027 by Prep Hoops Kentucky. The standout from North Oldham High School really shined showcasing his impressive combination of size, athleticism, and skill. College coaches across all levels will want to continue evaluating this prospect over the next two seasons.

Gregg had a strong Sophomore season with a few big scoring games. Tommy has a quick shot with fluid mechanics and is improving his overall skill level and adding bulk to his frame. With great positional size and a high prospect ceiling, Gregg projects as a scholarship level player and should have some D1 eyes on him as well.

Most coaches love a big wing shooter and Tommy matches that description perfectly. Standing 6’6 and having shot 49% from three as a Sophomore, Gregg will check a lot of boxes for coaches who are in the market for a player who can get hot from the perimeter as well as guard his position on the other end. Playing for a Kentuckiana Hoops team that is having success on the NXT circuit, look for Tommy to be a potential breakout candidate this summer.