UCExposure Recruiting Reports

DFW Camp Recap

Player Evaluations, Writeups & Rankings on Top Prospects at the SA Camp That Won The Day. Evaluations On Players Written by Former 20 Year College Recruiting Coordinator and the Director of UC Exposure Camps

-Russell ‘Coach V’ Vanlandingham-

DFW Camp ‘Top Prospects’

  1. 6’5 Small Forward 2026 William Randle | Cy Lakes William Is a Sleeper Whose Stock Will Continue To Rise Heading Into his Sr Season. Love this kid’s Motor and Competitive Mindset, and After Getting a More In-Depth Evaluation in the DFW Camp You Can See The Foundation is There On the Offensive End To Put Up Big Numbers his Sr Season. He’s already a Scholarship Level Rebounder and Defender that Does a Great Job Catching It In His Spots Down Low and Finishing In the Paint. He Embraces Coaching / Instruction and With Time on His Side and the Physical Tools To Play at the Higher Levels, I can certainly see Will Ending Up With Several Options at the Scholarship Levels. Keep Making Your Ticket to the Next Level Your “Mindset” and The Rest Takes Care of Itself… Projected Levels: D1 JUCO / NCAA D2

  2. 6’3 2 Guard 2026 Elijah Smothers | Lubbock Monterey I Knew Elijah was a Knock Down 3pt Shooter When I Evaluated Him in the SWIPA Tourney, but What I Didn’t Know Is That He Has The ‘Will’ It Takes to Make The Transition To College. Elijah Started The Day Winning The Skills Challenge, and Ended The Camp Leading His Team to the Top Prospect Title! The Uncommon Approach of Evaluating Both Talent & Toughness Has Led To Great Results for Players Like Elijah Because Without ‘Toughness’ Eventually Your Recruitment and Level of Recruitment Will Begin To Dissipate. On The Other Hand, Elijah Won Me and Every Coach Over Not By Hitting Shots (We Already Knew That) But How He Competed, Communicated, and Found Ways To Help His Team WIN Without the Ball In His Hands. NAIA / D2 Programs Should Already Be On This Kid, I Project He Will Turn Interest To An Offer When It’s all Said and Done at one of those Levels! Projected Levels: NAIA / NCAA D2

  3. 6’4 Combo Guard 2026 Grayson Eichinger | Colleyville Heritage Talk About a Kid Whose Game Has Grown In the Last Year and Your Talking Grayson. Grayson Finished on ‘Top’ in DFW in 2024, Went On To Become a Key Piece on a Colleyville Heritage Team That Made It To the 6A Regional Finals Falling One Game Short, and Finished on ‘Top’ Again in the 2025 DFW Camp. Since Last Year He’s Playing a lot More Aggressive, Has Physically Gotten Stronger. Finishes Through Contact at a Higher Level, and Is More Active on the Glass. Last Year You Could See The Offensive Skill Set to Score It But Had to Have the Ball To Impact The Game, Fast Forward One Year Later and Grayson is Now Making a Lot More Winning Plays Without The Ball In His Hands To Go Along With Being a Scholarship Level Scorer. Coming off a Breakthrough Year, He Has Put Himself In Position To Play His Way Into Scholarship Level Offers His Senior Season. Projected Levels: NAIA / NCAA D2

  4. 6’0 Point Guard 2026 Tre Olatunbosun | Cy Fair Tre is a College Ready Leader That Does a Great Job of Staying Engaged In the Possession, Communicates Well Which Makes Teams Better, and Plays with a Healthy Chip On His Shoulder. Started The Camp Communicating and Standing Out to The Langston AC for the Right Reasons, But Took it Up a Notch in a Defensive Segment of the Camp That Puts Good Offensive Players on an Island to See if They Can Guard. Tre Passed The Test Winning The Position Split Competition Showcasing He’s a 2-Way Player That Can Run a Team While Locking Down The Opposing Team’s Best Guard. Tre Will Be In Control of His Own Recruitment as He Returns to Cy Fair and the Leader Not Just the Lead Guard This Upcoming Season. Add Him to Your 2026 PG Watch List, He’s Set To Rise In the Ranks His Sr Season Projected Levels: JUCO / NAIA+ (Potentially Higher If He Can Lead Cy Fair on a Deep Playoff Run)

  5. 6’4 Playmaker 2026 Devon Vienneau | Onalaska HS Another Player That Has Elevated His Game In Every Facet Since The 2024 Camp is Devon Vienneau. When Devon Finished on ‘Top’ Last Year You Could See He Had a High Ceiling and Physical Tools That are Hard To Teach. Coming off a Big Jr Season Where He Earned All-Region, District Offensive MVP, and Was Selected 1st Team All-Tourney in the State Tournament. Heading Into His Sr Season, Devon Has Gotten Bigger, Stronger, and is a D1 Level Athlete with a College Ready Body. Can Score It at all 3 Levels, Plays With Great Pace on the Offensive End, And Gets to His Spots and Knocks Down a High % of Shots. Moving Forward, If Devon Can Stay Engaged for Longer Stretches on D and On the Glass, He Will Move Onto D1 Boards and his Stock will Rise and Rise Quickly. Keep Growing Your Game Devon, Your Ceiling is High And You’re Recruitment Is Picking Up. Projected Levels: NCAA D2+ / LM D1

  6. 6’6 Forward 2026 Ray Glancy | Gainsville HS Ray is a Physical Tough Tweener That Plays Bigger Than 6’6, Pins Hard In the Paint, And Finishes Through Contact When Attacking The Basket. As The Camp Got Tougher, Ray Got Tougher and Played To His Strengths Which Is Why He Stood Out to Coaches on Staff. Some Big Man are So Determined To Showcase They Can Shoot 3’s That They Not Only Get Overlooked, They Get Exposed And Let Defenders Off the Hook by Hanging Out on the Perimeter. Not Big Ray, He Battled Hard For Position from Start To Finish, Has Good Hands, Soft Touch and Got Great Looks By Catching Close To the Basket. Knocked Down Timely 3’s in the 4 on 4 and 5 on 5 Games With Good Shot Mechanics, but Didn’t Settle For Perimeter Shots He Hit Shots When Left Open But Stayed and Made Plays In The Paint 90% of the Camp. College Level Sleeper To Get On Your Radar Heading Into the 25-26 Season. Projected Levels: NCAA D3+ / NAIA

  7. 5’11 Combo Guard 2026 Caden Veazey | Fossil Ridge HS Caden is a Scoring Combo That is at his Best Playing Off the Ball Excelling In Catch and Shoot Situations. Does a Good Job of Moving Without the Ball In His Hands, and is Shot Ready On the Catch with a Quick Release Allowing Him To Get His Shot off against Bigger Guards. More Than Capable of Taking It Off The Bounce When Run off the Line, but His College Ready Strength is Shooting the Ball and is a Tough Matchup with his Ability to Make Plays off the Bounce as well. 2 x Academic All-District to Go Along with Being Selected All-District This Past Year Puts Him Position To Start Gaining Genuine Interest from High Academic Small College Programs. High Academic D3 Programs Should Already Be Recruiting Caden & I Can See Him Gaining Interest from NAIA Programs That Shoot a Lot of 3’s If He Puts Up Big #’s His Senior Season. Projected Levels: NCAA D3+ / NAIA

  8. 6’0 Point Guard 2026 Jamal Davis | Gainsville HS Jamal is a Tough Minded PG That Sets the Tone for the Defense With His Ball Pressure and Is at His Best Getting Downhill and Making Plays In the Paint. Has a Score 1st Mentality On Offense So More of a Combo at the Next Level, but nonetheless the Ability is there to Play Beyond HS. The Key for Both Him and Ray is Making a Leap In Leading Their Team Into the Playoffs as Senior Leaders Not Leading Scorers. Quick Open Court Combo That Can Play the 1 or 2, Creates Plays off the Bounce, and Does a Good Job Pressuring the Ball Without Getting Beat off the Dribble. Projected Levels: D2 JUCO / NCAA D3+

  9. 6’6 Small Forward 2026 Mikiyas Abiy | Wylie East HS Long Athletic 3/4 With the Versatility to Guard Multiple Positions and Play Inside-Out on Offense. Needs to Continue To Work On His Overall Offensive Game, But Has the Size, Length and Athleticism It Takes to Play Beyond HS. Like Most Players That Attend UC Camps for the First Time, They Truly Don’t Understand What College Coaches Look For and What They Do Best. That’s the Case With Mikiyas as He Has The Physical Ability and Length To Be an Elite Defender and Rebound It at a Much Higher Level. Right Now He Settles Too Much For Outside Shots, But Soaked Up Coaching, Took Instruction Well and Got Better as the Day Went On, and Finished Strong Looking His Best When He Was Getting In the Mix on the Glass and Finishing Plays at the Rim. Intriguing Prospect To Track Progress and Hopefully I Will See Mikiyas at another Camp Prior to the New Season Starting The Day Like He Finished The Day In DFW! Projected Levels: D2 JUCO / NCAA D3+   

  10. 6’4 Combo Guard 2027 DiAris Anderson | Burleson Centennial DiAris is What Uncommon Exposure is All About! The Only 2027 that Made the Report by Taking Advantage of the Small Group College Intense Setting to Showcase His Talent, Toughness, and Ability to Play at the Next Level. Possibly the Most Coachable Player In the Camp With 2 Years to Grow His Game and the Talent it Takes to Have a Breakthrough Season. Versatile 6’4 Wing That Finishes In Transition, Excels In the Open Court When the Game Speeds Up and Does a Great Job Securing Offensive Rebounds & Getting His Team 2nd Shot Opportunities. DiAris Just Needs to Stay and Play In Attack Mode With More Confidence and His Stock Will Start To Rise. You Can Tell He Wants to Get Better, Was asking for Feedback From Coaches On Staff, and Has College Level Potential with Time on His Side to Grow His Game. Believe In Yourself DiAris Like the College Coaches on Staff Did As We Were All Talking About Some of the College Level Plays You Made On Both Ends After The Camp. Projected Levels: NCAA D3+ / NCAA D2 (The Only 2027 To Make The Report With The Foundation And Time To Work His Way Onto Scholarship Level Boards w/ 2 Years to Grow His Game

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