Camden Cowgill steals the show by dropping 73 points with 17 3-pointers in eye-catching performance for Brennan High School 

Camden Cowgill of Brennan High School (Texas) has proven that he isn’t your average high school basketball star. On Friday and Saturday, the 6-foot-4 sharpshooter turned heads and lit up social media with a remarkable 73-point performance across two games, fueled by an incredible 17 3-pointers. While his scoring was excellent, Cowgill’s unorthodox shooting form had fans and analysts talking.

His shooting form is a combination of a slingshot and a set shot. Despite its unconventional look, Cowgill was unstoppable as he torched opposing defenses.

On Friday, Cowgill kicked off his scoring spree with a 38-point outing, sinking nine 3-pointers. He followed it up on Saturday with 35 points, hitting eight more shots from beyond the arc. His performance was efficient as it was explosive, showing his ability to score under pressure.

Cowgill’s shooting mechanics may not be textbook, but his production speaks for itself. He excels at moving off screens, creating space for his shot and finding open looks in transition. His quick release and deep range make him difficult to defend when he gets into a rhythm.

Camden Cowgill’s unorthodox shooting deserves social media spotlight

Videos of Camden Cowgill’s shooting with almost no dribbles taken quickly went viral, which sparked debates about the importance of shooting form versus results. While some purists might criticize his mechanics, most were in awe of his shooting accuracy and ability to take over games.

Cowgill's unorthodox shooting form and deep range could be compared to former NBA players who were known for their unique shooting forms like Shawn Marion and Kevin Martin.

Cowgill’s weekend heroics prove that he can have MVP performances in big games. His ability to score from deep, combined with his high basketball IQ, could make him a key piece for any program looking for a knockdown shooter.

As Brennan High School eyes a deep postseason run, Cowgill’s shooting will be a key factor in its success. His production on Friday and Saturday are notable but he’s doing much more than that — he’s putting on a show for fans watching him.