Kameron Cooper, a 6‑4 shooting guard from Las Vegas, Nevada, is generating buzz as a high three‑star recruit heading into his senior year.
Coaches praise his knockdown shooting, high basketball IQ and physicality on both ends, traits that have placed him as a fringe four‑star prospect with the potential to crack the top 100.
A Family Connection Influences the Decision
His father, John Cooper, currently an assistant coach at UNLV, is slated to join Casey Alexander’s staff in Manhattan in 2026, a move that could shape the younger Cooper’s college trajectory.
The overlap has sparked speculation that Cooper might follow his dad to Manhattan High School, while he also remains a standout at Bishop Gorman, a traditional powerhouse in the region.
Regardless of the final decision, analysts expect him to step onto the college stage as early as 2027, where he could assume a pivotal role within Alexander’s system and remain a key contributor for several seasons.