Dynamic Preparatory School (23‑1)

Top Players

• 6-9 SR Jaden Toombs (SMU) ESPN-31, Rivals-69
• 6-4 SR Jermaine O'Neal, Jr. (SMU) ESPN-90, Rivals-76
• 6-7 SOPH Marcus Spears, Jr. ESPN-20, Rivals-9
• 6-8 SR Amari "Slim" Reed (UT-ARLINGTON)
• 6-3 SR Leroy Kelly IV (Oral Roberts)
• 6-2 SR Jacobe Coleman

Dynamic Prep At A Glance

Despite featuring at least two high-major recruits, Dynamic Prep is probably best-known for its coach, Jermaine O’Neal, who averaged 13.2 points and 7.2 rebounds for seven teams during an 18-year NBA career. Now he roams the sideline while mentoring his son, 6-4 SR Jermaine O’Neal, Jr., and 6-9 SR Jaden Toombs, with both stars headed to SMU. Depth comes in the form of aggressive paint presence and UT-Arlington commit 6-8 SR Amari Reed, Oral Roberts-bound 6-3 SR Leroy Kelly IV and Sam Houston State pledge 6-3 SR Jacobe Coleman, along with transfer addition 6-7 SOPH Marcus Spears, Jr. (Prestonwood Christian TX), the son of former NFL lineman and ESPN personality Marcus Spears. … Dynamic burst onto the national scene last December, pulling off a string of massive upsets over Combine Academy, Dream City Christian and Prolific Prep on consecutive days to win the National Division title at the prestigious Chick-Fila-A Classic in Columbia, S.C. … The elder O’Neal – the 17th overall pick in the 1996 NBA Draft as a prep-to-pro out of Columbia Eau Claire SC – blossomed into a six-time All-Star and the NBA’s Most Improved Player in 2001-02. Two years later, he finished third in the MVP voting and averaged a career-high 24.3 points the following season.