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Thursday / October 8.
  • 2027 Wor authoring efficiency for AZ Select

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    BY ZACH SMART

    As a combination guard with length, instincts, and positional uniqueness at 6-foot-7, Class of 2027 Arizona Unity prospect Wor Wor is a multitalented threat to keep tabs on during the upcoming UAA Session III at LakePoint Champions Center in Emerson, Ga.

    Wor is currently averaging 24 points and seven boards for AZ Unity.

    As a senior next season, he’s flushed into a prominent role at CIA Bella Vista (AZ).Wor currently holds offers from West Virginia, Mississippi State, San Francisco, Nevada, UC Santa Barbara Northern Arizona, and others.

    WVU has been in persistent pursuit of Wor, with assistant coach Yusuf Ali developing a rapport with him.

    West Virginia, of course, received a major commitment from Bella Vista Prep’s Miles Sadler, a dynamic 6-foot guard and five-star recruit.

    Sadler penned his grant-in-aid with WVU for the 2026-27 season back in November. CIA Bella Vista

    Wor has surfaced as a reliable, efficient off the ball scorer.

    “I think I can play the 2-3 (in college),” Wor told ZAGSBLOG.

    “I’m able to score at all levels. I see the floor. I feel like two of my best attributes are defense and rebounding.”

    Uvwo’s Breakout Off Season Continues

    Class of 2027 Luis Uvwo plays with a showman-like swagger and unbridled energy.

    He is prone to uproarious outbursts and even some laughter following a loud block.

    And so there’s some significant entertainment value in watching Uvwo, a 6-foot-11, 225-pound Center who possesses a 7-foot-7 wingspan.

    The menacing shot blocker, who is on a major upward trajectory, holds offers from Michigan, Miami, Indiana, Alabama, Providence, Illinois, Texas, Cal, Florida, and a barrage of others.

    While he’s become one of the country’s fastest rising recruits and averaged a robust 5.3 blocks on the EYBL circuit as a defensive backbone, Uvwo has shown efficiency as a scorer.

    He has been a lob finisher and vertical athlete, with an evolving back to the rim game.

    “I can shoot the ball,” Uvwo recently said during an interview with Roger Bohn of Ballislife.com.

    “I can dribble, too. I don’t like doing too much because I got people who can do that and make the game easy.”

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