Babies Have Grown Up and Make Huge Debut at Heart Of Texas

This was the first Heart Of Texas I have missed in, well forever yet through the magic of video and my superb knowledge of the game as well as players I have seen countless times, I love locking them in at #D1 when they're babies so Team Lex 3SSB 16U Prime pulled something I haven't seen in a long time as four 8th graders, class of 2026, were offered by Texas A&amp;M which definitely caught my eye since my daughter won a National Championship there in 2011. I have been asked "has that ever happened" yes it has, not that many times however I remember the Cy Fair Texans, graduating class of 2005, the GREATEST class ever to come out of Houston no matter what you hear, pulled it off and I'm almost certain a couple of DFW Elite squads did the same thing but I have to focus after a very adventurous night so here you go <strong>Rieyan DeSouze <span style="font-size: 1rem;">@rieyandesouze</span></strong> DeSouze showed me she would be DeGreat at a very early age, <a href="https://girlzprepreport.blogspot.com/2018/04/talented-young-players-not-even-in-ms.html">here's one from 2018</a> but when you are POISED at the POINT, can handle the ball under pressure, and see the floor, at a young age, things have a tendency to fall into place and it has as she has kept extending her range and sets the defender up nicely to score or dish off the dribble but as good as she is, her upside is scary because of her mindset <strong>Amari Byles <span style="font-size: 1rem;">@AmariByles2026</span></strong> <div class="css-901oao css-bfa6kz r-1awozwy r-1sw30gj r-z2wwpe r-14j79pv r-6koalj r-1q142lx r-37j5jr r-1gkfh8e r-majxgm r-56xrmm r-13hce6t r-bcqeeo r-s1qlax r-1cy8qmm r-qvutc0" dir="auto">Byles caught my eye years ago, I don't have time running around gyms asking for a roster when it only takes some common sense to send it to me yet there are exceptions and I had to get up and find out who this young lady was. Some have the mindset if you hide a player, no one will know, yet you can't hide talent, and with her ability to score around the basket, the sky is the limit, and speaking of sky, watching her defy gravity after elevating is something to see</div> <div dir="auto"></div> <strong>Kamora Pruitt @KamoraPruitt</strong> Pruitt is another player I had to get up and find out about but again, you can't hide talent, so as players move on, I always love seeing them show that I was right, yes it's about me but KP is just one of those players that I like to use "her roof has no ceiling" which if you can't figure that out, stop reading because her multitude of ways to control a game, on either end is scary, for defenders, not me because I knew what was coming <strong>Amayah Garcia <span style="font-size: 1rem;">@garcia_amayah</span></strong> Garcia was one of the show-stealers at my <a href="https://girlzprepreport.com/2026-tip-sheet-nextup50/"><strong>#NextUp50 Camp</strong> </a>I had in Houston a couple of years  and I hadn't seen enough of her yet with a fitting nickname of Sunshine, she immediately brightened up the court with an abundance of moves as well as a variety of ways to score had several asking "where is she from" and I said up 45N, still the hotbed for Texas yet I can't wait to catch her, as well as her teammates in action which will probably be the Super 64 &nbsp; I guess it will come as no surprise that when I drop the 2026 Watchlist for Texas, they have 4 of the 15-20 spots, stay tuned and remember, I will always keep it real off the court as they are doing it on the court