Kidas00

Regular Season: 5.0 PPG | 5.9 RPG | 2.0 APG | 1.4 SPG | 57% FG | 53% 3PT | 5-2 Record

Playoffs: 4.1 PPG | 6.0 RPG | 1.9 APG | 1.3 SPG | 0.4 BPG | 52% FG | 35% 3PT

Kidas00 makes the biggest jump of any backend after a championship-winning playoff run. While his regular-season numbers were modest, his impact went far beyond the box score. As Prolific Prep's defensive quarterback, he anchored a unit that consistently made the right rotations, controlled the glass, and executed one of the best playoff defensive runs in the league. His biggest moment came in the Finals, where he helped slow down the league MVP and Five Star's offense with timely rotations, disciplined help defense, and smart defensive positioning. He embraced his role, never forced offense, and consistently made the winning play, helping Prolific Prep capture the championship.

Why He's Ranked #3

No backend improved their résumé more in the playoffs than Kidas00. He proved he could be the starting backend on a championship team, providing elite rebounding, dependable defense, and high-level decision-making throughout the postseason. His willingness to sacrifice individual numbers for team success was a major reason Prolific Prep finished the job.

Why Not Higher

K11 produced one of the best offensive backend seasons the league has seen and maintained elite efficiency throughout both the regular season and playoffs. King Poopus combined Defensive Player of the Year-level impact with an undefeated regular season and a Finals appearance. Kidas' championship run closed the gap, but his regular-season résumé and playoff shooting inefficiency wasn't quite enough to surpass either player.

Why Not Lower

Skeam and the rest of the field had excellent seasons, but none matched Kidas00's combination of playoff success and championship impact. His defensive performance throughout the postseason—especially in the Finals—separated him from the rest of the position and cemented his place in the top three.