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Las Vegas AAU: Top Performers


The Class of 2018 doesn't seem to have a lot of star power at the moment compared to previous classes, but 6-foot-4, long-armed combo guard from Indiana has the look of a potential top-five prospect in his class. A natural scorer who is improving in all facets of his game, Langford went for 40 points and eight rebounds in one game as he's capable of scoring from all three levels. (NBADraft.net)

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