Breakout players coming up

Texas is a big state, I guess that’s an understatement, so when I throw in what I have pinned on my <a href="https://x.com/girlzprepreport">Twitter</a> account, "talent is everywhere" that statement generally goes over the heads of many especially when you add "it’s not what you do, it’s who you do it against" and with the numerous deepfake videos, inflated stats and all of the other nonsense, I generally like to see players in action for myself because I know how this works, remember I have a daughter that has played in the WNBA for many years and unlike many, I have no agenda and I’ll never mislead you on anything basketball-related but with Texas being as large as it is, I too may miss someone which is why I don’t understand the "keep an eye on someone" when I post <a href="http://girlzprepreport.com/events">where I’ll be</a> so I’m definitely catching some legitimate info on some players that I’ve had good looks or enough of a glimpse at to know they’re on the verge of something big coming up 2021 Taliyah Harris- 5’5 Combo (Lakeview Centennial) Texas Elite Terps Harris has started at the PG for three years and the game starts at the one, so with the team finishing 24-6 during the season and 12-2 in the district, that gives somewhat of an idea about her leadership. I had a glimpse of her myself last season at PBR Super 64, she’s explosive off the dribble and has good court vision but what really impressed me is that she plays under control and handled the ball under pressure Ri’ yah Francis- 6’2 Forward (Cypress Creek) Houston-UTD Francis played a huge role in her squad losing only one game last season and the 41-1 Cougars will be once again the team to beat in Region 3 6A. She was the 6th man, backed [player_tooltip player_id="100112" first="Morgan" last="Hill"] (Louisiana Monroe) yet played huge throughout the season, especially in the playoffs. She finishes, she rebounds and she defends but she’s also fluid and under control and should make a lot of noise the upcoming season 2022 Olivia Brennan - 5’8 Guard (TCA Addison) Drive Nation Brennan’s name preceded her so catching her in action via Memorex on another player during an event, I saw that she had some serious skills and after further review, she not only increased her three pointers made as a sophomore to 91, up from 79 as a freshman but it’s the way she shoots it that impressed me. Her quick release and ability to "catch and shoot" is big for the next level, I see what’s coming 2023 Katelyn Jones -5’6 Combo (Denton Guyer) Texas Lonestar Black Jones started the latter part of the season for Guyer who finished 31-6 on the season and lost in the 2nd round to Cedar Hill by a point but she’ll play an even larger role this season with [player_tooltip player_id="100104" first="Jade" last="Thompson"] graduating and heading to Texas A&amp;M Corpus Christi. Jones can play the 1 or the 2 and with the experience she received, she may keep the Big Three going teaming with TCU commit [player_tooltip player_id="97623" first="Evie" last="Goetz"] and [player_tooltip player_id="136315" first="Isabella" last="Earle"]