2022 Rankings Update: Stock Boosters

<p>The class of 2022 has a ton of talent and some guys have recently boosted their stock. Here are some of our picks of guys who improved their game to boost up their stock as a prospect.</p> <p><strong>[player_tooltip player_id="1150078" first="Brady" last="Jones"]- Lewis-Palmer</strong></p> <p>[player_tooltip player_id="1150078" first="Brady" last="Jones"] is a big man who is a raw talent that has some big upside. Brady has great height standing at 6’8 and is a great athlete for a guy his size. On the fastbreak, he is a player you do not want to be caught between him and the rim as he has a broad frame and can finish through contact. Brady even had some of the biggest dunks of the AAU season throwing down crazy dunks on defenders’ heads. His raw athleticism and long frame allow him to be a good rim protector, as he has pretty good defensive instinct. </p> <p><strong>[player_tooltip player_id="1284438" first="Matt" last="Yost"]- Regis Jesuit</strong></p> <p>[player_tooltip player_id="1284438" first="Matt" last="Yost"] has been a player that has flown under a lot of people’s radar, but his talent is undeniable. Matt is a power forward who does all the intangibles on the court. He plays hard down low and doesn’t mind getting aggressive to get a good position in the post or to box out opposing players to pull down boards. Matt is also an unselfish player who has a knack for finding open teammates from the high post. From the high post, he thrives as he has a good mid-range shot and can put the ball on the floor where he has a good variety of moves and spins to create buckets down low. On the defensive end of the floor, Matt uses his 6’6 frame to bother driving defenders and he is a power forward who can switch out onto perimeter guys with ease. </p> <p><strong>[player_tooltip player_id="1284415" first="Asher" last="Nofziger"]- Cherry Creek</strong></p> <p>The recent Colorado College commit [player_tooltip player_id="1284415" first="Asher" last="Nofziger"] had a great spring and summer, getting that senior year confidence. Asher is a straight workhorse of a big man who plays an old-school big man type role. Asher has a good frame and great height at 6’7. On the defensive end, he uses his long reach to block hard-to-get-to-shots. He also has great instincts when chasing down rebounds and gets a fair amount of tip-ins. With his back to the basket, Asher has a good bag of moves he uses to create space for layups or hooks from the mid-lane. </p> <p><strong>[player_tooltip player_id="965811" first="Chase" last="D’Agostino"]- Arapahoe</strong></p> <p>[player_tooltip player_id="965811" first="Chase" last="D’Agostino"] had a great off-season proving to be one of the better wings, with college-ready size, in the state. Chase has great size standing at a real 6’5. Chase is a player who is unselfish and is a great glue guy. One of Chase’s best attributes is his spot-up shooting from three-point range, he makes easy work of late contest as he uses his height to hit those shots with ease. The reason Chase gets so many good jump shots is that he has a high IQ while moving without the ball in his hands. For a wing, he is a very good rebounder who can bang down low with the big men. </p>