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Koa Peat among power forwards that made the most of grassroots season


has been exploiting matchups and taking names all summer, exploding out of the gates early as arguably the best overall prospect in the adidas 3SSB. At 6-foot-8, Peat is stellar athlete who can handle the ball and create his own shot against big forwards and even wings and guards. Peat is ranked No. 3 overall in the Rivals150 for 2025. (Rivals.com)

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Koa Peat among power forwards that made the most of grassroots season


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