Updated Class of 2021 Rankings: More Sleeper Prospects

<p>The Class of 2021 rankings have been updated and there are a number of guys who are ranked in the 20s and below that are definite sleeper college prospects. Here’s a look at five more of them.</p> <p><strong>#33 - [player_tooltip player_id="855954" first="Diego" last="Arredondo"] - Point - (2021 Canby)</strong></p> <p>The Three Rivers League has been loaded with talent the past few years and to some extent that’s why Arredondo has been hidden. To conference coaches the 5-foot-11 point guard is well known though as someone they need to prepare and game plan for. Arredondo can shoot it well, create for his teammates and pass, and play tough on defense and would be a tremendous catch for a small college program.</p> <p><strong>#34 - [player_tooltip player_id="855958" first="Brett" last="Moss"] - Wing - (2021 Tigard)</strong></p> <p>Another guy from the TRL that has seemingly been lost in the shuffle on a talented team, Moss got back on our own radar this summer playing with Elite 24. On an E24 team that won a recent tournament, the 6-foot-3 wing impressed us with his length and athleticism with his ability to really get to the hoop and finish at the rim. A tremendous outside shooter, Moss plays with purpose on defense as well.</p> <p><strong>#35 - [player_tooltip player_id="855946" first="Trent" last="Templeton"] - Combo (2021 David Douglas)</strong></p> <p>Need the definition of a hustle guy in the Class of 2021 and Templeton is your man. The 5-foot-11 combo guard doesn’t need the ball in his hands to make a difference as he’s willing to do the dirty work setting screens, hustling on defense, and diving for loose balls. His offense has been coming along and he does the little things that help wins ball games.</p> <p><strong>#37 - [player_tooltip player_id="965073" first="Damon" last="Erickson"] - Wing - (2021 Clackamas)</strong></p> <p>Among [player_tooltip player_id="606247" first="Ben" last="Gregg"]’s supporting cast at Clackamas, Erickson had some big offensive games as a junior. The 6-foot-4 wing can knock down open shots but also create off of the dribble and score in a multitude of ways. Erickson has enough creativeness with the basketball that he could swing over to play the point on occasion as well.</p> <p><strong>#38 - [player_tooltip player_id="855961" first="Tate" last="Reese"] - Wing - (2021 Sunset)</strong></p> <p>Physically, there are few in the Class of 2021 who have the kind of upside that Reese has. The 6-foot-4 wing continues to grow in height and length and eventually could be more of a stretch forward at the college level. Reese has a nice perimeter jumper that goes out past three-point range and defensively he’s a shot-blocking threat.</p>