Rankings Update: 2021 Top 5 Bigs

<p>With this position ever-changing because of the style of play in today’s game this class has a ton of guys who still thrive playing in the painted area.</p> <p>Here is a list of guys who will make an impact on the collegiate level playing a physical brand of basketball.</p> <p><a href="https://prephoops.com/player/trinity-bell/">[player_tooltip player_id="886963" first="Trinity" last="Bell"]</a>, 6’7 PF, Albertville: The best way to describe this prospect is simple he is a "Load." He is a master at carving out his space on the low block and going to work once he catches it. He is an exceptional athlete and his game is played high above the rim. He is capable of stepping out and knocking down the 15ft jump shot, but his bread is buttered in the low post. He has good hands and runs like a deer which increases his value. Huge upside for this prospect as he has a lot of game that can still be added.</p> <p><a href="https://prephoops.com/player/bryson-hall/">[player_tooltip player_id="886964" first="Bryson" last="Hall"]</a>, 6’7 PF, Tuscaloosa Co.: A prototypical new aged big man. He has the size and girth to play and thrive on the block but is nimble enough to thrive on the perimeter. His ability to put the ball on the floor and use his body to shield off defenders is what makes him such an interesting prospect. We haven’t seen many Point-Centers even with the evolution of the game but this prospect could be shinning new light on the continuous evolution of the big man.</p> <p><a href="https://prephoops.com/player/pj-eason/">[player_tooltip player_id="886966" first="PJ" last="Eason"]</a>, 6’9 F/C, Dadeville: A rim running/rim-protecting big that is a beast in the open court. He has good skill around the basket and is a high-level finisher. He is a rebounding machine that has the ability to gobble up rebounds in and out of his rebounding area. He also does a great job of protecting the rim on the defensive end of the floor making defenders think twice before entering the paint. Looking forward to watching his offensive game to improve over the next year before he enters somebody division 1 program. </p> <p><a href="https://prephoops.com/player/landon-williams/">[player_tooltip player_id="886968" first="Landon" last="Williams"]</a>, 6’8 F/C, Alexandria: A stretch big that can really shoot the ball from the outside. He has the potential to be a nightmare in the pick and pop game as his level continues to rise. He is a big body guy who is able to occupy a lot of space on the defensive end of the floor. Not one of those guys that will play high above the rim however his ability to take up space makes him a very good rim protector. </p> <p><a href="https://prephoops.com/player/rayquan-taylor/">[player_tooltip player_id="801054" first="RayQuan" last="Taylor"]</a>, 6’9 F/C, Carver-Montgomery: He reminds you of a young Tyson Chandler with his ability to catch a finish lob passes and change shots at the rim. He is still developing on the offensive end of the floor as for go to post moves, but with his high-level offensive rebounding ability allows him to post big offensive numbers. You love this type of post prospect because he tries to dunk and challenge everything on both ends of the floor. This UNA commit has only begun to scratch the surface of his potential.</p>