Kingston Flemings Scouting Report | 2026 NBA Draft | FanVerdicts

PGHoustonElite Prospect

Overall

Projected

Round 1

Height

6'2.5"

Weight

183.4 lbs

Age

NBA Comparison: Ja Morant (with a jumper)

Combine Measurements + Testing

Curated from ESPN / NBA.com / Babcock Hoops

All measurements taken without shoes (NBA combine convention).

Anthropometric Measurements

Height

6'2.5"

Weight

183.4 lbs

Wingspan

6'3.5"

Standing Reach

8'2.5"

Wing→Height Ratio

1.013

1.06+ is elite

Athletic Testing

Max Vertical

40.5"

Approach jump

Captured Jun 17, 2026.

Overview

Electric point guard with franchise-caliber speed and scoring instincts. Flemings is the most dynamic guard in the class, combining elite quickness with increasingly reliable shooting. Set Houston's freshman single-season scoring record with 510 points. His ability to control pace and create for others showcases NBA-ready playmaking.

Strengths

+Set Houston freshman scoring record (510 pts) — career-high 42 vs Texas Tech

+16.5 PPG and 5.4 APG as a freshman

+Elite three-point shooting — 37.6% from deep

+Advanced pick-and-roll operator who reads defenses

+Bob Cousy Award finalist as a freshman

Weaknesses

-Slight frame at 190 lbs may struggle with NBA physicality

-Can be turnover-prone driving into traffic

-Needs to improve finishing through contact

College Stats

Season	School	GP	MPG	PPG	RPG	APG	SPG	BPG	FG%	3P%	FT%
2025-26	Houston	31	32.0	16.5	4.1	5.4	1.5	0.3	48.3	37.6	—

Awards & Honors

Bob Cousy Award FinalistSporting News All-America Second TeamBig 12 Freshman of the Week (multiple)Houston freshman scoring record (510 pts)

Background

Kingston Flemings grew up in San Antonio, Texas and attended Brennan High School, where he became one of the top point guard recruits in the 2025 class. He committed to Houston and immediately stepped into a starting role for the Cougars. Flemings set Houston's freshman single-season scoring record with 510 points, highlighted by a career-high 42-point eruption against Texas Tech. Averaging 16.5 points and 5.4 assists per game, he was named a Bob Cousy Award finalist and earned Sporting News All-America Second Team honors. His combination of speed, scoring, and playmaking at 6'4" makes him one of the most complete point guard prospects in the class.

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