Blessed to announce I’ve signed my first professional contract with the Villeneuve d’Ascq Vikings in France’s D1 Elite Division as the QB/OC 🇫🇷🏈
Can’t wait to get to work and represent the Vikings this season. Thankful for everyone who’s helped me get here. #AGTG
College Coaches— attached is my schedule for the TABC Scholastic (Live Period) Event on June 26th/27th in Dallas. Come check out my team, Seven Lakes, and I!
50 years ago today: John Lucas was selected with the No. 1 overall pick in the 1976 NBA Draft by the Houston Rockets.
🏀 2x First Team All-American
🏀 3x First Team All-ACC
🏀 1976 ACC Athlete of the Year
Following my visit to UT Dallas with Coach Fleming and Coach Young, I am fortunate and excited to announce I have received a full-ride scholarship ofter from UTD Men's Basketball. Thank you to Coach Fleming and Coach Young for your belief and confidence in me. @7LSpartanHoops
College coaches, pictured below is my schedule for the upcoming live period. My team will be playing in Tulsa, OK. Come check us out!
@FAMeliteMBB @7LSpartanHoops
These dudes below may not always be the alpha on their teams, but they definitely helped get wins today!
Gavin Green - @TeamBlessed2025
Cameron Gayden - FOE 📷
Jamerrien Williams - @LONGWAYELITEFAM 📷
Karsen Ramsey - @GGIbballAcademy
Jonathan Bracey - @_Houstonraptors
Ashton Martinez - @atxmagicbball
Graham Goodwin - @Shooters_HQ
Roel Palacios - STX Bandits
Judah Charles - Texas Prime UDR 📷
Luke Holloway - @TAEliteHoops@TheG1Series
Some 27s who have stood out this weekend so far here @TheG1Series Session 2
‘27 Gavin Green
‘27 Donyai Clark
‘27 Shawn Jenkins
‘27 Gabe Childress
‘27 Lucas Clark
‘27 Mike Uwalaka
‘27 Victoria Price
‘27 Deion Keller
‘27 Judah Gibson
‘27 Tim White
‘27 Alex Jackson
‘27 Alex Stockwood
‘27 Natavious Allen
Congrats to Austin on being named to the TABC All State Team.
2 x All State
3 x All Region
3 x District MVP
Schools all time leading scorer 2616 points
Schools all time win leader 119.
@Tabchoops @TexasHoopsGASO @HoopfestB @djones8301
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When I refer to the 2026 class as the “greatest,” I’m evaluating it through a combination of depth, high-major talent, positional versatility, and overall impact on winning across the state.
First, the depth of Division I talent stands out. This class has produced an unusually high number of players committed across all levels of Division I basketball, from Power Conference programs to strong mid-majors. It’s not just top-heavy — there’s legitimate talent spread throughout the rankings.
Second, the high-end talent at the top is significant. Players like Bryson Howard, Austin Goosby, and Davion Adkins have proven they can perform at the highest level and are heading into major programs with real expectations.
Third, the versatility across positions, especially on the wing, separates this group. The number of 6'5”–6'8” players who can score, defend multiple positions, and impact the game in different ways is higher than what we typically see in a single class.
Fourth, this group has consistently produced in high-level environments — strong schedules, national circuits, and deep playoff runs, including multiple state championships and state finals appearances.
Lastly, there’s a clear winning pedigree across the class. Many of these players weren’t just talented — they were key contributors on teams that competed at the highest level in Texas. -- Aside from the 50+ currently committed prospects, there are still several uncommitted players who will find Division I homes very soon. Dallas alone nearly produced the same number of Division I prospects that we typically see from the entire state, on average, in a given year.
So when calling this class one of the best, it’s not based on one factor — it’s the combination of depth, top-end talent, versatility, and proven production that makes the case.