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2026 five-star guard Qayden Samuels ranks fifth in EYBL scoring, updates recruitment


Class of 2026 five-star is a lefty who can fill up the scoring column. Maybe that’s why the 6-foot-5, 200-pound guard out of Bishop McNamara (MD) compares his game to Rutgers star and potential top-5 2025 NBA Draft pick . “I feel like I watched his game a lot,” Samuels told ZAGSBLOG. “He’s a role model to me.” (Zag's Blog)

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2026 five-star guard Qayden Samuels ranks fifth in EYBL scoring, updates recruitment


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