Class of 2026

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[JacobPadilla]

Webber moved to Kearney from Arizona last year. His dad is a professional shooting coach. 6'6" wing who averaged 18 PPG and shot 42% from 3 on 8.3 attempts per game as a sophomore for the Bearcats.

He played for ETG in Omaha last spring and summer, starting on the 16U team then moving up to the 17U one. I watched 31 of his games (15 with the 16U team, 16 with the 17U team). He shot 39.1% from 3 on 9.6 attempts per game, a ton of them off movement and a handful off the dribble. I've never seen a shot-hunter quite like him come through here. He ended up leading the 17U team in scoring average. Special shooting prospect. He also has pretty good touch from mid-range and in. He doesn't really care if there's a hand in his face; he's going to shoot almost every time he touches it if he has even a little space. Concerns would be he doesn't do a ton else other than shooting and he needs to get better laterally to hold up on defense.

Iowa offered him in June after he hit 9 3s in a game in front of McCaffery. Cal and Washington have also offered.

[Jaysker12]

Webber moved to Kearney from Arizona last year. His dad is a professional shooting coach. 6'6" wing who averaged 18 PPG and shot 42% from 3 on 8.3 attempts per game as a sophomore for the Bearcats.

He played for ETG in Omaha last spring and summer, starting on the 16U team then moving up to the 17U one. I watched 31 of his games (15 with the 16U team, 16 with the 17U team). He shot 39.1% from 3 on 9.6 attempts per game, a ton of them off movement and a handful off the dribble. I've never seen a shot-hunter quite like him come through here. He ended up leading the 17U team in scoring average. Special shooting prospect. He also has pretty good touch from mid-range and in. He doesn't really care if there's a hand in his face; he's going to shoot almost every time he touches it if he has even a little space. Concerns would be he doesn't do a ton else other than shooting and he needs to get better laterally to hold up on defense.

Iowa offered him in June after he hit 9 3s in a game in front of McCaffery. Cal and Washington have also offered.

Sounds really confident. Hopefully as a coach's son, he's got the work ethic to back it up. What you've said about his shooting ability is really tantalizing, especially at 6'6. Your description reminds of Buddy Hield.

[cujaysfan]

if you have one trick - you need to be elite at it.

but the argument from a cultural (unselfish ball movement and going from good to great shot) and skill standpoint makes him an interesting case. Seems like a classic wait and see.