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Georgia’s 2027 class continues to show why this state remains one of the country’s strongest basketball pipelines.

Series three highlights another group of players who have earned recognition through their production, development, and impact throughout their junior season. This is not a ranking. It is about giving Georgia athletes their recognition while they are still building their stories.

They may compete for different schools, regions, and communities, but they are all part of the same basketball landscape. Support them this season, attend their games, share their highlights, and appreciate the moments before they move on to the next level.

Many of these players will eventually compete on major college stages. Right now, they are representing Georgia.

Different schools. Same state. One Georgia. 🏀

Perimeter shooting remains Roman Avery’s strongest weapon, but his offensive game has expanded beyond being a catch-and-shoot threat. The 6-foot-5 Class of 2027 guard uses shot fakes effectively, attacks closeouts, and has become more comfortable creating finishes at the basket. Avery’s size allows him to shoot over smaller defenders while also giving Mt. Bethel additional length on the perimeter. His ability to stretch the floor and punish aggressive closeouts makes him a difficult offensive matchup.

@roman.av3ry @mtbethelhoops

Jaylin Brown is a 6-foot-4 Class of 2027 guard from Newnan High School who brings athleticism, length, and scoring ability to both ends of the floor. He is most effective attacking downhill, where he uses his explosiveness and body control to finish through contact and play above the rim. Brown can also create off the dribble, score in transition, and knock down perimeter shots when defenders give him space. Defensively, he uses his length, quickness, and anticipation to pressure ball handlers and create turnovers, making him a productive two-way guard.

@jaylinbrownnn @newnancougarsbasketball

Isaiah Chandler is a 6-foot-5 Class of 2027 combo guard from North Cobb Christian School who impacts the game in several areas. During the 2025-26 season, Chandler averaged 15.0 points, 5.9 rebounds, 4.1 assists, 1.8 steals, and a team-leadin
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Owning His Moment @jacorey_2029 Making Game Winning Plays @creekside.hoops 😤📈

#JacoreyLeeJr c|o ‘29 #Creekside #SwainBasketball #Uncommitted #OwnYourMoment
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calm during the storm. 
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Amare Jackson of Creekside High School was putting in work!!! You need to see the highlights!!!
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#basketball #highschool #creekside #ga #fairburn
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@creekside.hoops Putting it together!
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6’5” 2027 Landen Render — explosive around the rim, athletic wing with a high ceiling.
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