Five-star Adan Diggs dominates in Vegas, backs up No. 6 ranking

The class of 2027's No. 6-ranked player is leaving Henderson, Nev., with a statement made. 247Sports saw Adan Diggs dominate games Saturday and Sunday, backing up his five-star status in emphatic fashion.

The 6-foot-4 combo guard from Goodyear (Ariz.) Millennium got to the rim at will, scored in droves and knocked down shots — the latter being a point of emphasis. Diggs made clear where his focus has been.

"I've been working on everything, to be honest, but mainly catch and shoots," Diggs said.

He credited the setup he's getting from his point guard for feeding that work. "I feel like I've got a good point guard on my team that gets me a lot of great catch-and-shoot opportunities," Diggs added, "so I've been working on that and making sure that everything else is up to par and where it needs to be."

The production in Vegas was no accident. It was the latest proof of a projection that predates high school, when Diggs was already expected to be one of the country's best guards.

CATCH-AND-SHOOT FOCUS

The shots fell all weekend, and the work behind them was specific. Diggs told 247Sports.com his focus has been narrow: "I've been working on everything, to be honest, but mainly catch and shoots."

He pointed to his point guard as the engine of that emphasis. "I feel like I've got a good point guard on my team that gets me a lot of great catch-and-shoot opportunities," Diggs said, "so I've been working on that and making sure that everything else is up to par and where it needs to be."

The made shots in Henderson were the direct result. Over Saturday and Sunday, per 247Sports.com, Diggs got to the rim at will, scored in droves and knocked down the catch-and-shoot looks he has been sharpening.