Quincy Douby Jr.
"6’5 PG, 2027 | Riviera Prep"
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Scout Report
When you watch tape of elite high school teams, you can usually spot the coach's son immediately — the heady player making the right reads, sometimes to a fault. That's not the case at Riviera Prep, where one particular shooting guard plays with the confidence of someone who's been around Division I basketball his entire life.
Background
Growing up in Miami with a father who carved out a solid professional career, Quincy Douby Jr. has been around the game at its highest levels since he could walk. The younger Douby has developed his craft at Riviera Preparatory School, one of the premier basketball programs in South Florida known for developing college-ready talent. Playing in the loaded Miami prep scene has accelerated his development against high-level competition daily. His AAU background has given him exposure on the national circuit, where college coaches first took notice of his smooth shooting stroke and basketball IQ.
Playing Style
Douby Jr. operates with the measured pace of a player who understands tempo and spacing. He's not the type to force shots or make flashy plays for highlight reels — instead, he lets the game come to him and capitalizes on the opportunities his teammates create. His decision-making reflects years of basketball education, rarely putting his team in bad spots with ill-advised shots or careless turnovers. Defensively, he uses his 6-3 frame well in passing lanes and contests shots without getting out of position. He's most effective in a structured offense where he can move without the ball and find clean looks off screens. The pace never seems too fast for him, which is rare for a player still two years away from graduation.
Strengths
The shooting stroke is what catches your eye first — clean mechanics with consistent follow-through that translates to different spots on the floor. His basketball IQ separates him from other shooters in his class, as he reads defenses well and finds ways to get open without the ball. The size at 6-3 allows him to shoot over smaller guards and see passing lanes that shorter players miss. College coaches love his coachability and team-first mentality, traits that often correlate with successful transitions to the next level.
Areas to Watch
Adding strength and improving his ability to create his own shot off the dribble will determine his ceiling at the college level. Right now he's most effective as a catch-and-shoot player, but developing a more dynamic first step would make him much harder to game-plan against. His defensive footwork against quicker guards needs refinement to handle the speed increase he'll face in college.
Player Comparison
His game reminds me of a young Duncan Robinson — not the NBA version, but Robinson during his Michigan days. Both players have clean shooting mechanics, high basketball IQ, and the ability to impact winning without needing the ball in their hands constantly. The size and shooting stroke are similar, though Douby Jr. shows better defensive instincts at this stage of development.
Recruitment
With four Division I offers already in hand, including an ACC program in Florida State, Douby Jr. is building solid momentum for a 2027 prospect. Rutgers and Florida International represent different levels of college basketball, giving him options depending on how his game develops over the next two years. The Florida State offer indicates he's on the radar of high-major programs, though his recruitment will likely heat up significantly during his junior year. Playing alongside other ranked prospects at Riviera Prep keeps him in front of college coaches regularly.
Projection
At the college level, he projects as a valuable role player who can space the floor and make winning plays without requiring heavy usage. His ceiling is probably a multi-year starter at a mid-major program or a solid rotation player at the high-major level. The professional path seems unlikely unless he develops significantly more athleticism and shot creation ability, but his skill set and basketball IQ should translate to a successful college career.
Updated Apr 30, 2026 · Analysis by PrepRadar Scouting Team
Career Journey
Riviera Preparatory School
PREP SCHOOL
Offers
4
Florida State
Florida International
RutgersOffers sourced from 247Sports and social media monitoring.
Social Activity
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2027 Quincy Douby Jr. scored 23 points as Riviera Prep beat Westminster Christian 75-41 in the first round of the FHSAA District Tournament. The 6-5 Combo Guard recently picked up offers from Rutgers and Texas A&M. @QD_Jr5 @quincydouby @RivieraPrepMBB https://t.co/nglP7O8xeG
Extremely blessed to receive another division 1 scholarship from the University of Central Florida. I am very thankful for the opportunity.🙏🏾 https://x.com/QD_Jr5/status/2020327554293592332/photo/1
Blessed to receive another division 1 scholarship from Texas A&M University. I am very thankful for the opportunity. 🙏🏾 https://x.com/QD_Jr5/status/2019624781201727723/photo/1
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