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<p>There are a lot of names out there to know out of the state of Nebraska moving into this high school season at all grade-levels. In this article we highlight a few prospects that I think are going to have an impact on their programs in a big way moving forward. Each individual is someone that overtime has shown up and shown out on the hardwood, so I can't wait to see what they put together in the near and distance future. </p>
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There are a lot of names out there to know out of the state of Nebraska moving into this high school season at all grade-levels. In this article we highlight a few prospects that I think are going to have an impact on their programs in a big way moving forward. Each individual is someone that overtime has shown up and shown out on the hardwood, so I can't wait to see what they put together in the near and distance future.
HEIGHT
5'7"
POS
SG
CLASS
2028
State:
Nebraska
School:
Millard West
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HEIGHT
5'6"
POS
PG
CLASS
2028
State:
Nebraska
School:
Elkhorn South
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HEIGHT
5'10"
POS
CG
CLASS
2028
State:
Nebraska
School:
Elkhorn North
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