Yarborough has climbed up the ladder over the years and showcasing her serious work ethic, and her “on the court” progression has not gone unnoticed see evaluations here. Yes, she’s long and athletic and just shy of “the magic number” but she plays above it, and her going AFTA everything off the rim, her defensive pressure inside and outside the paint, as well as powerful finishes around the basket and off the dribble, all looked good

Yarborough has made quite a few of my Tip Sheets see evaluations here and the thing about her is that she can do so many things well that fit into whatever system she’s playing in. She’s “long and athletic” which is the base and she’s a couple of inches shy of “the magic number” yet she plays above it. Her timing to block shots, as well as playing the passing lane looked good, as did her defense but seeing her score off the dribble with ease was also solid

#93 up from #97 Yarborough has a grandmother who used to coach, and I could tell that from listening to her break things down before I asked. We had one of the best conversations last season as she was observing Khloe, and she was on point with everything. Khloe is “long and athletic” which is the base, yet her confidence and poise under pressure have jumped with her club team, and seeing her want the ball in clutch situations spoke volumes, see evaluations here

Yarborough has had an exciting season, and it seems like each time I’ve caught her, from high school, to tryouts to club season, she has added more and become more confident. She’s another “long and athletic” player just shy of “the magic number” but seeing her not only create her shot but elevate and drop the jumper looks good. She attacks strongly off the dribble, her “on the ball” defense has gotten better, and she plays the passing lane

There is alot to love about Khloe’s game for sure. She has legit guard/wing size as a 2027 prospect. What stuck out early was the way she communicates on defense and takes pride in her guarding match-ups. Offensively, she can shoot the ball well, but does a great job attacking the paint and earning trips to the free throw line. She plays on a very talented BDA team so she’s not relied on to score at high clips, but she is very capable of taking over a game when needed. Yarbrough will be a player that college coaches put on their radar if she continues to excel.

Khloe was solid all weekend and that held true Sunday morning! With great positional size Khloe is a great communicator on defense, but also can get buckets as she always is in attack mode. She was a key piece in helping her team pull away in route to a Sunday morning 64-37 victory. Khloe finished with a team high 13 points in the win!

Yarborough also grabbed my attention around Thanksgiving at the Texas Jamboree see evaluation here and I mentioned I was sitting next to her grandmother who just blew me away, she was a former coach. I saw the potential in Khloe yet after catching her at her BDA team tryout, she gave me a different look offensively see evaluation here

Yarborough is a “long and athletic” guard and one more time, that is the base. Watching her go AFTA everything off the rim and then handling the ball in transition afterward spoke volumes and seeing her attack the basket to score, showing solid body control, and her diving on the floor for loose balls had me smiling

Yarborough’s grandmother was sitting next to me and I love listening to fans who know what they’re talking about watching Khloe, who is “long and athletic” read the floor and play the passing lane was enough for me yet she also did a good job defending on the perimeter. She handled the ball in the open court after rebounding and she saw the floor, nice upside