In a setting like Nike EYBL, where possessions are faster, space is tighter, and evaluators are watching every decision, King Gibson delivered one of the more telling guard performances of the weekend—not because of the volume, but because of the control. Coming off a slower stretch, Gibson’s response in Atlanta (25 points, 5 rebounds, 2 assists on 10-of-15 shooting) reflected a shift in approach. He didn’t rely on perimeter rhythm early. Instead, he established himself inside the arc, consistently getting downhill and forcing the defense to react. What stood out most was his ability to…