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We are getting closer and closer to the @USFMBB season! With that, here are some of my favorite stats about this year’s group. #0 – Mike James During the 2023–24 season at Louisville, Mike ranked in the 90th+ percentile in both free-throw attempts per game and free-throw percentage. #1 – Zayden High Zayden posted a 22.6% defensive rebounding rate at North Carolina, placing him in the 93rd percentile nationally. #2 – Darren Moore On the Under Armour circuit last summer, Darren held opponents to just 27% shooting in ball-screen situations. #3 – Sonny Wilson At Toledo, Sonny ranked in the 99th percentile in minutes played per game. Unbelievable motor. #4 – Chris Davis Jr. Chris shot 49.1% from three on closeout opportunities at Charleston, averaging nearly two attempts per game and more than 1.4 points per possession. #5 – Joshua Lewis As a freshman at Louisiana, Josh posted a 63.2% true shooting percentage, good for the 93rd percentile nationally. #6 – Reph Stevenson Reph finished second on DePauw in scoring while leading the team in both rebounds and blocks. #7 – Jayden Johnson During EYBL play last summer, Jayden held opponents to just 26.3% shooting on closeouts, allowing fewer than 0.77 points per possession. #9 – Garrett Johnson Garrett was aggressive on the offensive glass at GW, averaging around one offensive rebound per game and ranking in the 74th percentile nationally. #11 – AJ Dancler AJ emerged as one of the country’s most effective corner three-point shooters at Coastal Carolina, knocking down 43.4% of his attempts. #12 – Richard Goods Rich was one of the country’s most effective passing bigs at Stony Brook, posting a 15.5% assist rate that ranked in the 91st percentile nationally. #18 – Tiefing Diawara In just 16 minutes per game on the EYBL circuit, Tiefing averaged 2.2 offensive rebounds and 1.1 blocks. #20 – Jake Feldhaus As a high school senior, Jake was one of the most effective cutters in the country, producing more than 1.4 points per possession on cuts. #29 – Andrej Shoshkikj Andrej was highly efficient as a half-court scorer at Stony Brook, shooting 45.3% from the field and ranking in the top 12% nationally. #33 – Donovan Waleskowski At Holy Cross, Donovan averaged more than 1.0 point per possession coming off screens while shooting 35% on movement threes.