Overview
- The 6-6 Millennium (Goodyear, Ariz.) wing chose Arizona over finalists North Carolina and Dayton after a broad high-major recruitment.
- Recruiting services rate him a four-star, top-35 prospect, including No. 29 nationally in the 2026 class per 247Sports.
- Holmes said Arizona plans to use him as a big guard in pick-and-roll actions with an emphasis on two-way impact under Tommy Lloyd.
- Scouting reports describe a roughly 6-foot-9 wingspan and a versatile “connector” profile built on feel, defense, hustle and floor spacing.
- The younger brother of Denver Nuggets forward DaRon Holmes II, he strengthens Arizona’s in-state pipeline as the staff pursues 2026 targets such as Cameron Williams and Caleb Holt.