Rankings Update: 2021 Sleepers

<p>Rankings are tricky and are not considered an exact science, however, everybody cant be #1. <span style="font-size: 1rem;">Each and every installment it is some guys who may be considered to be ranked too high or a tad bit to low. The good thing about it is it always plays itself out.</span></p> <p>Here is a list of guys who should definitely outplay their ranking.</p> <p><a href="https://prephoops.com/player/kd-rabb/">[player_tooltip player_id="886997" first="Ke’Darieon" last="Rabb"]</a>, 6’5 SF, Blacksher: He has improved so much over the past year and looks primed to have a very good summer and senior season. His strong body allows him to play and guard multiple positions on the floor. We look for him to far outplay his ranking and shoot up the ranks come next edition.</p> <p><a href="https://prephoops.com/player/quandre-burroughs/">[player_tooltip player_id="886995" first="Quandre" last="Burroughs"]</a>, 5’9 PG, Clarke Co.: After a very successful junior campaign that had him lighting up scoreboards all over the state, we look for this scoring PG to show vast improvement over the summer. Put a circle around this prospect as he climbs the rankings and puts college coaches on notice.</p> <p><a href="https://prephoops.com/player/blake-floyd/">[player_tooltip player_id="887001" first="Blake" last="Floyd"]</a>, 5’11 PG, Pelham: He can flat out shoot the ball! He is efficient shooting it off the dribble with range but thrives in catch and shoot situations. He has one of those shots that when he misses you're more shocked than when it goes in. As he works on his foot speed look for him to become a name you hear going forward.</p> <p><a href="https://prephoops.com/player/jamal-albritton/">[player_tooltip player_id="963462" first="Jamal" last="Albritton"]</a>, 6’7 PF, Lee (Montgomery): The strides and improvements of this prospect over the last year is something to marvel at. His hard work is definitely paying off as you see his improvement every time he steps on the floor. His hands have really improved which now allows him to be a lob nightmare and make difficult catches in traffic and finish.</p> <p><a href="https://prephoops.com/player/chris-lengyel/">[player_tooltip player_id="887025" first="Chris" last="Lengyel"]</a>, 6’2 CG, Southside (Gadsen): Sauce, is one of the first words that come to mind when watching this prospect cook. His swagger and Moxy are evident as soon as he steps on the floor, but the good thing is he backs it all up with his game. He has a crafty handle and layup package that helps him finish well in the paint over defenders.</p> <p><a href="https://prephoops.com/player/kenton-steele/">[player_tooltip player_id="887003" first="Kenton" last="Steele"]</a>, 6’5 SF, Hamilton: A do-it-all players who has good size for his skill-set. He can shoot it with range, score on the inside over smaller defenders, and defend multiple positions. As he gets stronger and improves his lateral movement look for him to open the eyes of college coaches looking for a versatile wing player.</p> <p><a href="https://prephoops.com/player/jacob-comer/">[player_tooltip player_id="886999" first="Jacob" last="Comer"]</a>, 5’10 PG, Prattville Christian: After over doubling his scoring output this past season and showing that the high school 3 point line might be to close the way he was knocking down the long ball. Hopefully when/if we get back to the hardwood on the circuit this summer he can continue to light up nets across the country and show that he belongs.</p> <p><strong>Chandler Dyas</strong>, 6'3 CG, Russellville: Sleeper may be an understatement for this prospect. the sharpshooter can do it off the bounce or the catch. He has a creative handle that allows him to get to his spots and score. He can shoot it from deep and is deadly in the mid-range. Look for him to be one of the biggest stock risers in the near future as he and his game continue to develop.</p>