Like every year the transfers into and out of the state have changed our top 5 prospects. IMG and Montverde brought in three prospects that jumped the line. Let’s breakdown what makes each of these players worth of their standings.…
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Subscribe Already a subscriber? Log inLike every year the transfers into and out of the state have changed our top 5 prospects. IMG and Montverde brought in three prospects that jumped the line. Let’s breakdown what makes each of these players worth of their standings.

The future Blue Devil takes the top spot after earning a gold medal in the FIBA Americas U18. His consistency and body of work has pushed him to the number 1 spot. Stewart transferred to Montverde where he’ll play to tier competition and with the number 2 player in our rankings.

Evans flashed the incredible skills we’re used to seeing from him. The 6’9 forward with a consistent stroke from deep rounded out his game over the summer. He’s improved his handle and has been more aggressive on the boards.

Keiser took a massive leap this summer going from a borderline top 100 national prospect to the top 50. His size positional size and strength at 6’6 make him an adequate defender that can play small ball four in certain lineups. His rapid development over the last year earned him this spot.

The Texan has always drew interest thanks to his size and athleticism. Despite a resume that kept him in the top 50 nationally his entire high school career its his recent development that puts him at four. His handle and playmaking have improved to round out his potent offensive game.

Cain is the biggest surprise on this list. His stock has soared higher than just about any prospect in the nation. He’s performed well in big name events this summer showcasing a high IQ, ability to score on and off ball, and the motor needed to give you production on both ends.