Yarbrough made a major impact this summer, showcasing why he’s a player to watch. With his size and imposing frame, he’s a force on both ends of the court. His hands are active and skilled, allowing him to secure rebounds, handle the ball in traffic and finish around the rim with authority. Offensively he can score from all areas whether it’s posting up inside, hitting mid range jumpers or stretching the floor when needed. Defensively he’s a true difference maker by protecting the rim, contesting shots and altering opponents game plans. Combining size, skill and defensive intensity, Yarbrough stood out all summer, proving he’s a dominant presence and deserving of his spot on the rankings list

Yarbrough’s size and length immediately command attention the moment he steps on the court. Standing at 6’5”, he was a matchup nightmare getting to his spots with ease and finishing strong around the rim. He dominated the paint, consistently boxing out defenders and controlling the glass. What truly separated his game was his versatility, no matter if that is setting hard screens up top and rolling to the rim or stepping out to knock down the long-range jumper, Yarbrough showed he’s far more than just a post presence

Tripp Yarbrough Tripp Yarbrough 6'5" | /PF University | 2028 State CO is a lethal piece of the puzzle on 24MD Team Daum . As versatile as it gets, Yarbrough can crash the boards to create second chance buckets for his team or take a step back and cash in on three point bombs. Being the #1 center in the class of 2028, Yarbrough already has the momentum he needs to carry the heat into this fall.

Tripp Yarbrough Tripp Yarbrough 6'5" | /PF University | 2028 State CO utilizes his height to dominate the game on both ends of the floor. As a top-ranked big man in the box state in his class, Yarbrough constantly proves such, blocking shots and moving his feet quickly on defense. Yarbrough switches matchups on a dime and fights through screens frequently.

Yarbrough’s size and length immediately command attention the moment he stepped on the court. Standing at 6’5”, he was a matchup nightmare getting to his spots with ease and finishing strong around the rim. He dominated the paint, consistently boxing out defenders and controlling the glass. What truly separated his game was his versatility—whether setting hard screens up top and rolling to the rim or stepping out to knock down the long range jumper, Yarbrough showed he’s far more than just a post presence

Yarbrough is a player that has excellent size at 6’5 and that size creates opportunities for him. He has great length and a motor that allows him to have the advantage more often than not. He also has the ability to step out to the 3-ball, and that makes him a weapon offensively. When he gets that going, with his back-to-the-basket game and ability to create second-chance points with his size, he becomes difficult to go against. He’s a player that we feel should be on more radars, and we are excited to see more of him. He is on the watch list, but could progress quickly with a solid summer and a fast start to the season.