Evaluating sophomores in the fall can be tricky—the goal isn’t just to judge who they are now, but to project who they could become by their freshman year of college. Gilbert strikes me as someone who could make a big jump if a few more pieces fall into place. A more ball-dominant offensive threat, he hammers the ball with both hands, making it hard to tell which side is natural. That power travels, too: down the alleys on the run, from the wing with his feet set or off the catch, where he generates a lot of velocity in a hurry. He has that top-hand wrist snap you see in higher-level shooters. I also like how he leans into defenders on his dodges, using his body to cut them off and carve out a better shooting angle. The shot is already a weapon, and how the rest of his game catches up will be worth watching.