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Portal or not, this is some ELITE, ELITE film on Eli Britt.
D2 and below should look here needing a good guard/floor spacer.
Handles it well.
Crafty.
Shoot it off the dribble.
On the move.
Great footwork.
Excellent in the classroom. DM's are open.
@CPBFamily
Eli Britt is one of the top point guards in South Carolina. The 5'9" senior is entering his final season at Sumter High School after earning All-Region honors twice and establishing himself as a staple in the starting lineup. Britt continues to improve season after season and has been a consistent standout this summer with Carolina Pressure on the Puma circuit, along with the various camps he has attended. Britt is the type of guard every coach wants in their backcourt. He combines an elite shooting ability with a high-level competitive motor, leadership, and a relentless approach that makes those around him better. Full of grit and hustle, he consistently finds ways to make winning plays on both ends of the floor. One of the best shooters in the state, Britt stretches defenses with his deep three-point range and punishes opponents who lose track of him beyond the arc. He is also effective attacking downhill, creating paint touches, putting pressure on the defense, and finding open teammates. His pull-up midrange jumper adds another dimension to his scoring package, making him a true three-level threat. Defensively, Britt competes from baseline to baseline, using his lateral quickness and agility to stay in front of opposing guards. He is willing to get physical, disrupt opposing ball handlers, and step in to draw charges when needed. When evaluating available guards in South Carolina's senior class, don't let the size fool you. Britt is one of the most complete guards in the state, bringing shooting, playmaking, defensive intensity, and leadership to the table. Keep an eye on him as he looks to make his mark this upcoming season @EliBritt_ @GamecocksBball @coachbjbrown30 @CPBFamily @RobRose_ @JessieTownsend_ @PrepHoopsSC @Swanny1973 @AndrewBaxleySC
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Eli Britt is one of the top point guards in South Carolina. The 5'9" senior is entering his final season at Sumter High School after earning All-Region honors twice and establishing himself as a staple in the starting lineup. Britt continues to improve season after season and has been a consistent standout this summer with Carolina Pressure on the Puma circuit, along with the various camps he has attended. Britt is the type of guard every coach wants in their backcourt. He combines an elite shooting ability with a high-level competitive motor, leadership, and a relentless approach that makes those around him better. Full of grit and hustle, he consistently finds ways to make winning plays on both ends of the floor. One of the best shooters in the state, Britt stretches defenses with his deep three-point range and punishes opponents who lose track of him beyond the arc. He is also effective attacking downhill, creating paint touches, putting pressure on the defense, and finding open teammates. His pull-up midrange jumper adds another dimension to his scoring package, making him a true three-level threat. Defensively, Britt competes from baseline to baseline, using his lateral quickness and agility to stay in front of opposing guards. He is willing to get physical, disrupt opposing ball handlers, and step in to draw charges when needed. When evaluating available guards in South Carolina's senior class, don't let the size fool you. Britt is one of the most complete guards in the state, bringing shooting, playmaking, defensive intensity, and leadership to the table. Keep an eye on him as he looks to make his mark this upcoming season @EliBritt_ @GamecocksBball @coachbjbrown30 @CPBFamily @RobRose_ @JessieTownsend_ @PrepHoopsSC @Swanny1973 @AndrewBaxleySC
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thank you so much for the recognition🙏
Eli Britt is one of the top point guards in South Carolina. The 5'9" senior is entering his final season at Sumter High School after earning All-Region honors twice and establishing himself as a staple in the starting lineup. Britt continues to improve season after season and has been a consistent standout this summer with Carolina Pressure on the Puma circuit, along with the various camps he has attended. Britt is the type of guard every coach wants in their backcourt. He combines an elite shooting ability with a high-level competitive motor, leadership, and a relentless approach that makes those around him better. Full of grit and hustle, he consistently finds ways to make winning plays on both ends of the floor. One of the best shooters in the state, Britt stretches defenses with his deep three-point range and punishes opponents who lose track of him beyond the arc. He is also effective attacking downhill, creating paint touches, putting pressure on the defense, and finding open teammates. His pull-up midrange jumper adds another dimension to his scoring package, making him a true three-level threat. Defensively, Britt competes from baseline to baseline, using his lateral quickness and agility to stay in front of opposing guards. He is willing to get physical, disrupt opposing ball handlers, and step in to draw charges when needed. When evaluating available guards in South Carolina's senior class, don't let the size fool you. Britt is one of the most complete guards in the state, bringing shooting, playmaking, defensive intensity, and leadership to the table. Keep an eye on him as he looks to make his mark this upcoming season @EliBritt_ @GamecocksBball @coachbjbrown30 @CPBFamily @RobRose_ @JessieTownsend_ @PrepHoopsSC @Swanny1973 @AndrewBaxleySC
Eli Britt is one of the top point guards in South Carolina. The 5'9" senior is entering his final season at Sumter High School after earning All-Region honors twice and establishing himself as a staple in the starting lineup. Britt continues to improve season after season and has been a consistent standout this summer with Carolina Pressure on the Puma circuit, along with the various camps he has attended. Britt is the type of guard every coach wants in their backcourt. He combines an elite shooting ability with a high-level competitive motor, leadership, and a relentless approach that makes those around him better. Full of grit and hustle, he consistently finds ways to make winning plays on both ends of the floor. One of the best shooters in the state, Britt stretches defenses with his deep three-point range and punishes opponents who lose track of him beyond the arc. He is also effective attacking downhill, creating paint touches, putting pressure on the defense, and finding open teammates. His pull-up midrange jumper adds another dimension to his scoring package, making him a true three-level threat. Defensively, Britt competes from baseline to baseline, using his lateral quickness and agility to stay in front of opposing guards. He is willing to get physical, disrupt opposing ball handlers, and step in to draw charges when needed. When evaluating available guards in South Carolina's senior class, don't let the size fool you. Britt is one of the most complete guards in the state, bringing shooting, playmaking, defensive intensity, and leadership to the table. Keep an eye on him as he looks to make his mark this upcoming season @EliBritt_ @GamecocksBball @coachbjbrown30 @CPBFamily @RobRose_ @JessieTownsend_ @PrepHoopsSC @Swanny1973 @AndrewBaxleySC
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Go Wildcats! @24SamMills
Sam Mills is one of the top available centers on the East Coast. The 6'11" big man from Lexington, South Carolina, is entering his senior season at Lexington High School after spending the summer competing on the Adidas 3SSB circuit with Upward Stars and performing at live-period showcases. Mills is a traditional paint presence who continues to develop physically and athletically while adding layers to his game. He has become increasingly effective at finding open space in the dunker spot, giving his guards a reliable target around the basket. On the offensive glass, he is a force, showing excellent instincts to track the ball off the rim and either rise for a putback dunk or gather himself to finish around the basket. Mills has also developed a reliable turnaround hook shot, using his size to create separation from defenders and finish consistently around the rim. While not yet a consistent perimeter shooter, he has flashed promising shooting mechanics for a player of his size, giving him an intriguing area for further development at the next level. His improving playmaking is another positive, as he has shown the ability to deliver accurate passes to teammates from a variety of angles. Defensively, Mills provides a major presence as a rim protector, particularly as a weak-side defender. He shows good awareness both on and off the ball, along with the body control to elevate vertically and contest shots without sacrificing his positioning. His rebounding instincts and ability to alter attempts around the basket make him a valuable interior presence on both ends. After competing against some of the top big men on the Nike and Adidas circuits over the past two summers, Mills has established himself as a proven prospect with the tools to continue developing at the next level. With an experienced Lexington team returning several key contributors, expect Mills to help lead the charge as the Wildcats look to return to the Class 5A state championship game @24SamMills @lexingtonhoops @CoachWells1911 @UStarsse @PrepHoopsSC @AndrewBaxleySC @POBScout
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Sam Mills is one of the top available centers on the East Coast. The 6'11" big man from Lexington, South Carolina, is entering his senior season at Lexington High School after spending the summer competing on the Adidas 3SSB circuit with Upward Stars and performing at live-period showcases. Mills is a traditional paint presence who continues to develop physically and athletically while adding layers to his game. He has become increasingly effective at finding open space in the dunker spot, giving his guards a reliable target around the basket. On the offensive glass, he is a force, showing excellent instincts to track the ball off the rim and either rise for a putback dunk or gather himself to finish around the basket. Mills has also developed a reliable turnaround hook shot, using his size to create separation from defenders and finish consistently around the rim. While not yet a consistent perimeter shooter, he has flashed promising shooting mechanics for a player of his size, giving him an intriguing area for further development at the next level. His improving playmaking is another positive, as he has shown the ability to deliver accurate passes to teammates from a variety of angles. Defensively, Mills provides a major presence as a rim protector, particularly as a weak-side defender. He shows good awareness both on and off the ball, along with the body control to elevate vertically and contest shots without sacrificing his positioning. His rebounding instincts and ability to alter attempts around the basket make him a valuable interior presence on both ends. After competing against some of the top big men on the Nike and Adidas circuits over the past two summers, Mills has established himself as a proven prospect with the tools to continue developing at the next level. With an experienced Lexington team returning several key contributors, expect Mills to help lead the charge as the Wildcats look to return to the Class 5A state championship game @24SamMills @lexingtonhoops @CoachWells1911 @UStarsse @PrepHoopsSC @AndrewBaxleySC @POBScout
Sam Mills is one of the top available centers on the East Coast. The 6'11" big man from Lexington, South Carolina, is entering his senior season at Lexington High School after spending the summer competing on the Adidas 3SSB circuit with Upward Stars and performing at live-period showcases. Mills is a traditional paint presence who continues to develop physically and athletically while adding layers to his game. He has become increasingly effective at finding open space in the dunker spot, giving his guards a reliable target around the basket. On the offensive glass, he is a force, showing excellent instincts to track the ball off the rim and either rise for a putback dunk or gather himself to finish around the basket. Mills has also developed a reliable turnaround hook shot, using his size to create separation from defenders and finish consistently around the rim. While not yet a consistent perimeter shooter, he has flashed promising shooting mechanics for a player of his size, giving him an intriguing area for further development at the next level. His improving playmaking is another positive, as he has shown the ability to deliver accurate passes to teammates from a variety of angles. Defensively, Mills provides a major presence as a rim protector, particularly as a weak-side defender. He shows good awareness both on and off the ball, along with the body control to elevate vertically and contest shots without sacrificing his positioning. His rebounding instincts and ability to alter attempts around the basket make him a valuable interior presence on both ends. After competing against some of the top big men on the Nike and Adidas circuits over the past two summers, Mills has established himself as a proven prospect with the tools to continue developing at the next level. With an experienced Lexington team returning several key contributors, expect Mills to help lead the charge as the Wildcats look to return to the Class 5A state championship game @24SamMills @lexingtonhoops @CoachWells1911 @UStarsse @PrepHoopsSC @AndrewBaxleySC @POBScout
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Highlights from the Juco Prep Showcase with @MSAHoops. Very excited for this upcoming season! @CoachMeriwether @Colby_Drake @theCBGLive @NorfolkKnights @ARosenfeldHoops @PrepHoopsVA @jwherron10
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…Banger….
Beau Brannon is a name to know in South Carolina’s 2027 class. The 6’7” forward at Wren High School brings an impressive combination of size, athleticism, physicality, and scoring ability that makes him a difficult matchup. Brannon plays with an aggressive approach around the rim, finishing through contact and throwing down powerful dunks above the defense. He runs the floor well, attacks off cuts, and uses his length and physical frame to create advantages in the paint while consistently competing on the glass. What separates Brannon is his ability to score well beyond the basket. He has a smooth shooting stroke with the confidence to knock down contested threes, mid-range jumpers, and post fadeaways. He can stretch the floor as a forward while also putting the ball on the deck and attacking the rim, giving him multiple ways to create offense. His combination of perimeter skill and interior presence makes him a versatile offensive weapon with the ability to impact the game in several ways. Defensively, Brannon’s size and mobility give him the tools to be effective across multiple matchups, while his physicality and rebounding provide additional value. Sewanee College recently extended an offer to Brannon, and it certainly won’t be the last college program to show interest in the versatile forward as he continues to develop heading into his senior season @BeauBrannon99 @WrenBball @CoachRDJackson @CoachKhalilS @PrepHoopsSC @AndrewBaxleySC @POBScout
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Big Thanks to @Built2Hoop for the report‼️‼️
Beau Brannon is a name to know in South Carolina’s 2027 class. The 6’7” forward at Wren High School brings an impressive combination of size, athleticism, physicality, and scoring ability that makes him a difficult matchup. Brannon plays with an aggressive approach around the rim, finishing through contact and throwing down powerful dunks above the defense. He runs the floor well, attacks off cuts, and uses his length and physical frame to create advantages in the paint while consistently competing on the glass. What separates Brannon is his ability to score well beyond the basket. He has a smooth shooting stroke with the confidence to knock down contested threes, mid-range jumpers, and post fadeaways. He can stretch the floor as a forward while also putting the ball on the deck and attacking the rim, giving him multiple ways to create offense. His combination of perimeter skill and interior presence makes him a versatile offensive weapon with the ability to impact the game in several ways. Defensively, Brannon’s size and mobility give him the tools to be effective across multiple matchups, while his physicality and rebounding provide additional value. Sewanee College recently extended an offer to Brannon, and it certainly won’t be the last college program to show interest in the versatile forward as he continues to develop heading into his senior season @BeauBrannon99 @WrenBball @CoachRDJackson @CoachKhalilS @PrepHoopsSC @AndrewBaxleySC @POBScout
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The work that this young man puts in every single day. He never stops! Proud of @BeauBrannon99 ! Thanks @Built2Hoop!!
Beau Brannon is a name to know in South Carolina’s 2027 class. The 6’7” forward at Wren High School brings an impressive combination of size, athleticism, physicality, and scoring ability that makes him a difficult matchup. Brannon plays with an aggressive approach around the rim, finishing through contact and throwing down powerful dunks above the defense. He runs the floor well, attacks off cuts, and uses his length and physical frame to create advantages in the paint while consistently competing on the glass. What separates Brannon is his ability to score well beyond the basket. He has a smooth shooting stroke with the confidence to knock down contested threes, mid-range jumpers, and post fadeaways. He can stretch the floor as a forward while also putting the ball on the deck and attacking the rim, giving him multiple ways to create offense. His combination of perimeter skill and interior presence makes him a versatile offensive weapon with the ability to impact the game in several ways. Defensively, Brannon’s size and mobility give him the tools to be effective across multiple matchups, while his physicality and rebounding provide additional value. Sewanee College recently extended an offer to Brannon, and it certainly won’t be the last college program to show interest in the versatile forward as he continues to develop heading into his senior season @BeauBrannon99 @WrenBball @CoachRDJackson @CoachKhalilS @PrepHoopsSC @AndrewBaxleySC @POBScout
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Beau Brannon is a name to know in South Carolina’s 2027 class. The 6’7” forward at Wren High School brings an impressive combination of size, athleticism, physicality, and scoring ability that makes him a difficult matchup. Brannon plays with an aggressive approach around the rim, finishing through contact and throwing down powerful dunks above the defense. He runs the floor well, attacks off cuts, and uses his length and physical frame to create advantages in the paint while consistently competing on the glass. What separates Brannon is his ability to score well beyond the basket. He has a smooth shooting stroke with the confidence to knock down contested threes, mid-range jumpers, and post fadeaways. He can stretch the floor as a forward while also putting the ball on the deck and attacking the rim, giving him multiple ways to create offense. His combination of perimeter skill and interior presence makes him a versatile offensive weapon with the ability to impact the game in several ways. Defensively, Brannon’s size and mobility give him the tools to be effective across multiple matchups, while his physicality and rebounding provide additional value. Sewanee College recently extended an offer to Brannon, and it certainly won’t be the last college program to show interest in the versatile forward as he continues to develop heading into his senior season @BeauBrannon99 @WrenBball @CoachRDJackson @CoachKhalilS @PrepHoopsSC @AndrewBaxleySC @POBScout
Beau Brannon is a name to know in South Carolina’s 2027 class. The 6’7” forward at Wren High School brings an impressive combination of size, athleticism, physicality, and scoring ability that makes him a difficult matchup. Brannon plays with an aggressive approach around the rim, finishing through contact and throwing down powerful dunks above the defense. He runs the floor well, attacks off cuts, and uses his length and physical frame to create advantages in the paint while consistently competing on the glass. What separates Brannon is his ability to score well beyond the basket. He has a smooth shooting stroke with the confidence to knock down contested threes, mid-range jumpers, and post fadeaways. He can stretch the floor as a forward while also putting the ball on the deck and attacking the rim, giving him multiple ways to create offense. His combination of perimeter skill and interior presence makes him a versatile offensive weapon with the ability to impact the game in several ways. Defensively, Brannon’s size and mobility give him the tools to be effective across multiple matchups, while his physicality and rebounding provide additional value. Sewanee College recently extended an offer to Brannon, and it certainly won’t be the last college program to show interest in the versatile forward as he continues to develop heading into his senior season @BeauBrannon99 @WrenBball @CoachRDJackson @CoachKhalilS @PrepHoopsSC @AndrewBaxleySC @POBScout
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Jacob Jenkins is one of the top young wing prospects in Virginia. The 6'4 sophomore recently transferred to Central Virginia powerhouse The Miller School of Albemarle, where he continues to showcase his high upside and advanced skill set. After playing up on the MADE Hoops circuit this summer with Team Loaded Black, Jenkins played a key role as a perimeter scorer and athlete who consistently made plays on both ends of the floor. Jenkins is a true two-way talent with significant room to grow physically, both in height and athleticism. He already plays above the rim in transition and the half court, showcasing his explosive leaping ability. Offensively, he plays with tremendous confidence and never hesitates to take shots from all three levels. His jumper is effortless, featuring great elevation, lower-body lift, and extension. He has proven capable of knocking down shots both off the catch and off the dribble. Jenkins pairs a tight handle with advanced footwork, using his timing, agility, and head fakes to create separation against defenders. When attacking the basket, he uses his length and springiness to stretch around defenders and finish through tight windows. Defensively, he has all the early indicators of a high-level perimeter defender, along with the potential to develop into an effective weakside rim protector. While he is not yet the most physical defender, he makes up for it with intelligent angles, sound timing, and the ability to anticipate his opponents' movements. As Jenkins begins his first season at The Miller School, expect him to continue developing into a more complete prospect at all levels. With his combination of size, shooting ability, athleticism, and two-way potential, Jenkins has all the tools to emerge as one of Virginia's premier young talents @Jacob_prod3 @MSAHoops @Colby_Drake @CoachMeriwether @CoachSBall @jwherron10 @ARosenfeldHoops @NorfolkKnights
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Some good bump yesterday in North Augusta against a good Evans team! We’re getting better! Some action from yesterday.. 😏😤🔒🔵🟠 @RNEBBasketball @Swanny1973
Jacob Jenkins is one of the top young wing prospects in Virginia. The 6'4 sophomore recently transferred to Central Virginia powerhouse The Miller School of Albemarle, where he continues to showcase his high upside and advanced skill set. After playing up on the MADE Hoops circuit this summer with Team Loaded Black, Jenkins played a key role as a perimeter scorer and athlete who consistently made plays on both ends of the floor. Jenkins is a true two-way talent with significant room to grow physically, both in height and athleticism. He already plays above the rim in transition and the half court, showcasing his explosive leaping ability. Offensively, he plays with tremendous confidence and never hesitates to take shots from all three levels. His jumper is effortless, featuring great elevation, lower-body lift, and extension. He has proven capable of knocking down shots both off the catch and off the dribble. Jenkins pairs a tight handle with advanced footwork, using his timing, agility, and head fakes to create separation against defenders. When attacking the basket, he uses his length and springiness to stretch around defenders and finish through tight windows. Defensively, he has all the early indicators of a high-level perimeter defender, along with the potential to develop into an effective weakside rim protector. While he is not yet the most physical defender, he makes up for it with intelligent angles, sound timing, and the ability to anticipate his opponents' movements. As Jenkins begins his first season at The Miller School, expect him to continue developing into a more complete prospect at all levels. With his combination of size, shooting ability, athleticism, and two-way potential, Jenkins has all the tools to emerge as one of Virginia's premier young talents @Jacob_prod3 @MSAHoops @Colby_Drake @CoachMeriwether @CoachSBall @jwherron10 @ARosenfeldHoops @NorfolkKnights
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Had a great time representing @GaffneyHoops competing at the @SCBCA Elite Camp today in N. Charleston! Played with and against some great players from SC! Some highlights below:
67% FG
100% 3PT
100% FT
@CB4our @Swanny1973 @AndrewBaxleySC @Built2Hoop
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2027 Pure Shooter! Energy Guy @tyrin_upnxt will open eyes this season @RNEBBasketball 🔒🔵🟠
@PrepHoopsSC @Epic_Hoops @Swanny1973 @Built2Hoop
Glymph League Week 4: Guards Who Left Strong Impressions
- Mason Williams (@MasonWilliiamss)
- Ty Shine (@tyshineee)
- Nicholas White (@NicholasW_4)
- Tyrin Sellers (@tyrin_upnxt)
- DaVon Wine
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