Adcock was one of the top shot makers that I saw during the first June Live recruiting period. The rising sophomore really knows how to play, has good length and is a capable passer. He moves well without the ball and is able to read his defender impressively well for a young prospect.

Trace Adcock Trace Adcock 6'4" | SF Rabun County | 2029 State GA is one of the premier shooters in Georgia’s 2029 class and has consistently shown the ability to stretch defenses with his perimeter shooting. He is a confident scorer who can put points on the board from all three levels, whether it’s knocking down shots from deep, pulling up in the midrange, or finishing around the basket. His shooting mechanics are smooth and repeatable, allowing him to get hot in a hurry and change the momentum of a game with a few quick baskets. Beyond his shooting ability, Adcock plays with a level of patience that is uncommon for a player his age. He rarely looks rushed and does a great job letting the game come to him while making smart decisions with the ball in his hands. As he continues to add strength ato his already impressive frame, his ability to finish through contact and create separation will only improve. Adcock is a prospect who should continue trending upward over the next several years.

A high-level shot maker, Adcock earned All-Region First Team honors after averaging more than 16 points per game and knocking down an impressive 124 three-point field goals this season. The freshman possesses good positional size and length on the perimeter, giving him intriguing long-term upside. In addition to his shooting ability, his ball skills continue to improve as he grows into a larger offensive role. With his scoring production and physical tools, Adcock has a very bright future as a prospect.

Adcock is an elite floor spacer with gangly length who fits the modern 3-and-D mold and still has plenty of room to grow as his body continues to mature. His understanding of spacing and his sneaky, high-impact defensive instincts make him a legitimate two-way difference maker. The production backs it up: averaging 17.1 points, 2.5 rebounds, 2.8 assists, 2.3 steals, and 1.2 blocks per game while shooting an efficient 52% from the field and an eye-opening 51% from beyond the arc, with 87 made threes. As he adds strength and off-the-bounce creation, Adcock’s value and ceiling only continue to rise.

Trace has been among the best scorers in Georgia as a freshman, netting 17.2 points per game while shooting 52% from the field and a blistering 51% from deep with 87 made threes through 19 games. Adcock’s lanky 3&D skillset makes him a game changing floor spacer and elite shot maker.

Trace is a true deadeye shooter with elite length that creates real problems on both ends of the floor. His game is unorthodox but effective; at 6’5” as a freshman, he’s able to get his jumper off from virtually any angle. He excels as a catch-and-shoot specialist, and his one- to two-dribble pull-up is automatic. As he continues to add strength and polish, his size and shot-making profile project well at the next level.

Adcock averages over 18 points per game for the 9-1 Wildcats and his father, Head Coach David Adcock. The freshman has good size and length on the perimeter and a high level jump shot to match. He can also attack a close out and create some space for his own offense off the bounce.

A coach’s son, Adcock is a sharp shooter with positional size and good length. The freshman is shooting 55% from beyond the arc in the Wildcats’ first 10 games of the season. Not only a shooter, he can also attack a close out and create some space for his own offense off the bounce.

17.5 points, 2.8 rebounds, 2.5 assists, 1.5 steals

The coach’s son has buried 19-36 threes through four games. An elite floor spacer with gangly length, the 3&D mold guard will continue to add to his game as he gets stronger. His knowledge of spacing and his sneaky impactful instincts on defense make him a two-way difference maker and possibly the missing piece to a state championship puzzle.

Lanky three-point shooter who can sneak inside for rebounds. Adding strength will help his off the dribble game. Has range on his floater and can draw fouls inside. Length makes him a disruptive defender. 3&D mold.