
Montverde coach Kevin Boyle, who has coached Barrett and five other top-three NBA picks since 2011, said Houstan reminds him of Khris Middleton of the Milwaukee Bucks. “He reminds me a lot of Middleton and I don’t think there’s a question he’s going to be a pro,” Boyle said by phone. “I think he’s going to be a very good pro because he’s tailor-made for today’s NBA. He’s probably the best high school shooter in America. I think he shot 53 or 54 percent from three last year and that’s every single day for the last two years. He’s just an incredible, incredible shooter, and when he’s open you feel like it’s going in. He’s got good range. He’s good shooting off screens and off of movement. He’s capable of being a big-time shooter and a guy you can run off screens to get good shots. He’s also an incredible worker. “I think he’s more athletic than people realize.” Here’s a look at Montverde Academy’s projected roster heading into next season: 1) Michael Wu, 2021, Committed to Eastern Washington (one of China’s premiere young players) 2) DaRon Holmes, 2021, Ranked 30th by Rivals 3) Langston Love, 2021, Ranked 22nd by ESPN 4) Caleb Houstan, 2022, Ranked 3rd by ESPN 5) Jalen Hood-Schifino, 2022, Top-25 National 6) Justice Williams, 2022, Top-25 National 7) Jalen Duren, 2022, Ranked 2nd by ESPN 8) DaRiq Whitehead, 2022, Ranked 9th by ESPN 9) Ryan Nembhard, 2021, committed to Creighton 10) Malik Reneau, 2022, Top-35 Follow Adam Zagoria on Twitter And like ZAGS on FacebookCaleb Houstan is the first to land the Duke offer in the class of 2022!
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