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3. Brandin Cummings, G, Lincoln Park

Cummings’ name may be familiar for some across the Keystone State, likely because his older brother, Nelly Cummings, was a key player for the Pitt Panthers last year after spending three seasons at Colgate. Brandin, , will follow in Nelly’s footsteps and also play for Jeff Capel at Pitt. First, however, the 6-foot-3 guard will be looking to finish his high school career strong this winter. Last season, Brandin was tremendous for Lincoln Park, helping the Leopards to a 30-1 record and Class 4A state championship while averaging over 23 points as well as 3.3 rebounds and 2.1 assists. After starring on the AAU circuit throughout the summer, Brandin will aim for continued success at Lincoln Park in his senior season alongside talented Class of 2025 prospect .

Beebah Cummings () is so underrated. He’s doing pro moves in high school 😳

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