2029 Player Rankings Update: Big Game Hunters

There are several talented hoopers out of the 2029 Class in Nebraska but there are a few that standout about the rest as they walk into their Freshman year of high school ball. Here are those prospects as of right now.   Thanks for tuning in and enjoy!    [player_tooltip player_id='1221233' first='Kinley' last='Ford'] is going to be the #1 ranked player out of the 2029 Class in Nebraska moving into this Winter season. It's not just my opinion but it's everyone's opinion that has seen her compete. Everyone says the same thing, this one is special and she is. Ford is a killer with the handle and as an overall bucket getter. She looks the past and she backs it up with a ton of buckets, along with several steals on defense in a short amount of game-time each contest. Ford will help Alma make the State Tournament come the new year. She is the only one of two 2029's in Nebraska that holds a D1 offer at this moment in time and she is only going to get better with experience.     [player_tooltip player_id='897256' first='Emerson' last='Johnson'] is the other 2029 that holds a D1 offer and it happens to be from the same place as Ford in UNO out of Omaha. Johnson is that player that has great length at 5'10, she is coordinated and balanced in all of her actions, she is fundamental from every skill aspect of the game right now, and she seems to learn complex concepts within her own play-style each time that she is trying to get better. This is another one that will hold multiple Division-1 offers come the time she graduates in four years. It seems like a far ways away but time flys and before you know it, this is a hooper that we will be hearing about from a National Standpoint somewhere if she continues to get better.     [player_tooltip player_id='896729' first='Charlotte' last='Hoffman'] of Millard West is going to be one of the best SF/CG that this Class has to offer right off the bat. Offensively, Hoffman is skilled with her back-to-the-basket underneath, she is able to step out to 15FT and attack from the midrange, or she can get to the perimeter to screen and seal while rolling towards the bucket. I see that Hoffman has been working relentlessly this off-season and she should have ample opportunity at Millard West this Winter. Those two things might carry her to see Varsity minutes as a Freshman but we will just have to wait and see.     If we are talking about someone out of the 2029 Class with a very impressive mixture of height and skill, look no further than [player_tooltip player_id='897434' first='Mia' last='McKenzie'] of Millard North. McKenzie is a guard-like prospect, that happens to move REALLY well at 6'0. She is a player that can be used in a number of different ways on both sides of the ball, depending on what is being asked of her from her coaching staff. McKenzie is a Varsity player right away with the Mustangs this Winter. She could even lead them in multiple statistical categories if given the opportunity.     The best overall shooter in this Class is [player_tooltip player_id='896839' first='Grace' last='Lucero Miner'] of Millard West High School and she is looking to make a big impression over the next eight months. Miner is one of those that can let it fly from anywhere over the half-court line and it looks like it is going to be good. If you don't tag her early and she see's one of her first go-in, it could be a long night for the competition. Honestly, even if she doesn't have one of her first shots go in, she is one of those shooters that just needs to see one go in and she might take things over from there. There is going to be a lot of chances for 2029's this Winter to make an impact in their respective program and Miner is definitely in that conversation.

There are several talented hoopers out of the 2029 Class in Nebraska but there are a few that standout about the rest as they walk into their Freshman year of high school ball. Here are those prospects as of right now.