"Best guard in 2027 I’m not kidding”: Hoops fans react as Korey Francis flexes his skills in latest highlights

Made Hoops kicked off its Team Camp in Millersville, Pennsylvania, on Thursday, and 6'2 guard Korey Francis has come out as one of the standout performers on day one. A highlight video of the Monsignor Bonner point guard was posted by Made Hoops on Instagram on Saturday, and it got fans talking.

The Class of 2027 guard was using his speed and athleticism to blow past defenders and outrun them on the open floor. He showed that he could dunk and shoot from beyond the arc, as well as do some nifty layups. This display from the point guard has many fans singing praises about Korey Francis. One even questioned why he has remained unstarred by the big-ranking sites.

"Where is his ⭐️ ???? Best guard in 2027 I’m not kidding," one fan said.

"He boutta take over oml," another fan said.

"@yeahdeee big fax," one fan said.

More fans were impressed with the unstarred point guard as he dominated the Made Hoops summer training camp.

"He real just like we thought 😮‍💨🔥," one fan said.

"This getting too easy 🔥🔥," another fan said.

"He definitely nice 🔥🔥🔥," a fan said.

This was the inaugural version of the Made Hoops Team Camp event, and it was held at Millersville University's Student Memorial Center. It is expected to happen over the course of two days, with 29 teams participating. This includes Korey Francis and Monsignor Bonner.

Some of the most well-known powerhouse schools are participating in the event, including Gonzaga (Washington, DC), Paul VI, and Bishop McNamara.

While Francis was impressive on an individual level, Monsignor Bonner lost both of their games on Saturday, losing to Virginia powerhouse Paul VI, a nationally ranked school, with the final score being 69-60. They also lost to St. Frances 65-60 in their opening game of the event. They do not have any games scheduled for day two.

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Korey Francis already has several college offers

Despite being unranked and unstarred, Korey Francis has impressed a lot of scouts already, as the 6'2 point guard is already entertaining several collegiate offers from various schools as he enters his junior year.

Albany was the first to offer Francis a college scholarship, Bryant University soon followed this. This was soon followed by an offer from North Carolina A&T, and then St. Joseph's University.

As an incoming junior, Francis is not expected to choose which school he wants to go to yet, and it is still possible that he may receive more offers soon.