Harbin is a talented wing who was at his best in space where his athleticism could shine, but proved he’s capable of scoring off a couple of dribbles in the mid-range. With the departure of several big pieces from last year’s team, the Judges seemingly have a need for another wing type to take a step forward next to their strong group of returnees. Harbin could be the perfect fit.

Tyce rounds out the group because this isn’t meant to be a ranking of the six biggest names in the backcourt.

It’s about different ways guards can control a game.

For Tyce, I’m watching the continued development of his perimeter game and decision-making. He’s a player who can become more impactful as those individual skills continue turning into consistent possession-to-possession production.

That’s the thing with evaluating 2030 players.

I’m not just asking:

“How good is he today?”

I’m asking:

“What does he look like after another year of development?”

Boog’s Take

Tyce is one of those names I’m going to keep tracking because the next stage of his development is going to tell us a lot about what his eventual role can be.

In the championship game, Tyce continued to showcase the complete two-way skill set that defined his performance throughout Peach Jam. He embraced the challenge of defending multiple positions, effectively matching up against guards and wings while using his versatility to impact every possession. Offensively, he delivered in key moments by knocking down open perimeter shots and making timely winning plays when his team needed them most. His consistency, defensive versatility, and ability to produce on both ends solidified his status as one of the premier wing prospects at the tournament.

Another smooth and skilled guard, Harbin impressed with his blend of scoring and playmaking while showcasing a well-rounded overall skillset. He was decisive getting to his spots despite a youthful frame, making consistent reads whenever he beat his man. Harbin looked to be among the purest shooters in the event with a textbook stroke and easy range out beyond the arc. Among the younger prospects in the event and still undecided on his high school choice, he looks to have an appealing upside to tap into wherever he winds up enrolling this fall.