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Next Up: 2025 Lead Guards (NC)

September 5, 2021 by Anthony Bruton

Over the years, I’ve had a chance to watch the growth of a few current freshman guards. At every level so far, these players have absolutely dominated their competition. The level of consistency that has been shown from these guards gives me confidence that we’ll see much of the same soon as they enter into […]

FAB 40 Middle School Showcase | Standouts Pt. 1

February 18, 2021 by Anthony Bruton

  Xzavior Wiggins Camden County Middle School (Camden, NC) 6’2” G | Class of 2025 Video: https://youtu.be/rYlizHgksmU Xzavior possesses all of the tools that you want to see from the guard position. At FAB 40, he showed a strong ability to defend the full length of the floor. He was able to guard multiple positions […]

A Way Too Early Intro: Chaise Smith, 5’9” PG, 7th Grade (2026)

January 25, 2021 by Anthony Bruton

LOOK OUT! You are NOT about to read an article that projects a middle school player at the college level or higher. Only in the absolute rarest of occasions is it vital to project a young teenager at the college level or beyond. It’s never really necessary in my personal opinion. As said before, at […]

PrepHoops Next: Promising Young Prospects

January 18, 2021 by Anthony Bruton

Cartersville, GA – Recently (January 9-10, 2021), PrepHoops Next kicked off their inaugural Southeast Kickoff at Lakepoint Sports Center. Several young prospects (middle school) stood out to me from the games that I watched. Made their mark in the new calendar year. Lincoln Cosby – NYBA 2027 – 6’0” F It wasn’t hard to spot […]

Watch Lists

December 9, 2020 by Anthony Bruton

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A Way Too Early Intro: Jeremiah Glaspie, 6’1” SG, 7th Grade (2026)

October 25, 2020 by Anthony Bruton

BOOM! Now that I have your attention, let me set the record straight. You are not about to read an article that projects a middle school player at the college level or higher. Only in the rarest of cases is it necessary to project a kid who has been a teenager for less than a […]