2021 PG Stock Risers

<p>What floor generals have helped themselves the most with strong senior campaigns? Here are a few of the top stock risers at the lead guard spot!</p> <p>&nbsp;</p> <p><strong>[player_tooltip player_id="1152905" first="Noah" last="Reynolds"] (Peoria Notre Dame)</strong></p> <p>Previous Ranking: NR (Moved to IN)<br /> Current Ranking: #29</p> <p>It was a big senior season for Reynolds.  He briefly left the state and the rankings after it looked like he would play in Indiana this year.  Reynolds and his brother returned to give their squad one of the best backcourts and teams in central Illinois.  He has an excellent euro step game making difficult shots by twisting his body to get it up on the rim.  His pull up game is on point knocking down threes along with mid-range pull ups.  Like the feel for the game we saw out of him distributing the rock to his teammates with crisp dishes.  Defensively he is active and gets deflections which turn into points on the other end.</p> <p>&nbsp;</p> <p><strong>[player_tooltip player_id="920978" first="Kyonte" last="Thomas"] (Bolingbrook)</strong></p> <p>Previous Ranking: #79<br /> Current Ranking: #60</p> <p>Thomas gets after it on the defensive end, but his offensive game has made major strides over the last year.  The Trinity International commit gets to the line a ton and is explosive attacking off the bounce.  Quick twitched guard who is tough as nails.  Has expanded his game with improved passing and feel.  His elite defense on the ball will always be his calling card though.</p> <p>&nbsp;</p> <p><strong>[player_tooltip player_id="920960" first="Ethyn" last="Brown"] (Belleville East)</strong></p> <p>Previous Ranking: #94<br /> Current Ranking: #76</p> <p>The point guard out of the metro east turned it up a notch when his team needed him him this year.  Smooth ball handler that can go coast to coast.  Solid looking jumper and was an effective passer in the drive and kick. </p> <p>&nbsp;</p> <p><strong>[player_tooltip player_id="1049577" first="Rasheed" last="Bello"] (DePaul Prep)</strong></p> <p>Previous Ranking: #128<br /> Current Ranking: #85</p> <p>Bello plays taller than his height with his quickness, athleticism, and timing on both ends of the floor.  The UW-Parkside commit pressures the ball all over the floor, has acrobatic layups, and can hit an open three.  Was a key player for DePaul Prep this season.</p> <p>&nbsp;</p> <p><strong>[player_tooltip player_id="1152911" first="Chaz" last="Harvey"] (Brooks)</strong></p> <p>Previous Ranking: NR<br /> Current Ranking: #117</p> <p>Harvey is a 6’2” combo guard that opened our eyes with a strong performance against Simeon late in the year.  The senior is an athletic guard with ultra-smooth handles which was shown either creating his own jumper or getting to the rim.  Made four from distance in the game against the Wolverines while also crashing the offensive glass from his guard spot.  Showed some instincts defensively as well.  Small colleges and JUCO’s he is worth a look!</p>