Walker made his debut in our 2028 rankings last week and the viewing yesterday offered us optimism on making the right decision. He’s a tough guard to keep contained in the open floor and even when his defender is trying to turn him approaching a half court setting, Walker does a nice job of using change-of-pace attack dribbles to keep his man guessing. He can take advantage of slight driving lanes with a low center of gravity and straight-line his way to the rim while keeping the entire floor within his sight. He made swift deliveries after forcing defensive rotations on drives, had a few quick scoop layups before opposing shot blockers could swat it away and knocked down a couple of clean looks from outside. Walker was also the vocal presence for this Movement group, which is what you want out of your point guard.

Walker had one of the best individual seasons in the Maryland Public School sector when its comes to underclassmen. He put up over 20 points per game and was responsible for making much of the overall action take place for his Watkins Mill team. He also grabbed 4.5 rebounds, dished out 4.4 assists and accounted for 2.2 steals per game. A three-level scoring threat that opposing defenses schemed to keep contained, Walker did a nice job of using the gravity his presence demanded by showing off his vision to set up others for clean looks.