Awards: Peach Jam

Posted Jul 20, 2024
Jordan Smith already carries a lofty ranking in the Rivals150, but it’s starting to become clear that the No. 7 line on which he currently sits isn’t high enough. The guard is playing like a top-five prospect as of late and is a more consistent long-range jumper away from finding himself in the thick of the discussion for the top spot in the class of 2026 (Rivals.com)

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