End of Summer 2028 Stock Risers

Erick Dampier Jr. is widely recognized as the nation’s top-ranked center prospect of the 2028 class. His imposing standing reach makes it incredibly challenging for opponents to score around the basket. Dampier’s intimidating interior presence forced teams to adjust how they played, often shifting from driving to three-point shooting and mid-range floaters. What sets Erick apart is his unique talent for rebounding or blocking shots and effortlessly transitioning into a coast-to-coast drive before finishing strong at the rim or the drawing foul in the process.

Khalil Luster, a 6’5″ forward that showcases solid footwork in the high post, skillfully utilizing pivots and step-through moves to reach the rack. This lefty has versatility that extends from his back to the basket on the block to putting the ball on the floor and penetrating from the baseline. Agile down low, Luster can finish in various ways at the rim, regardless of traffic or defenders contesting him. He fearlessly seeks contact when attacking the lane ready to absorb after initiating. Luster’s ability to establish position down low, relocate effectively, and pop out to knock down spot-up jumpers are just a few attributes to his well-rounded skillset.

Jevyn Severson operates as a floor spreader with remarkable scoring versatility. A true game-changer, he displays an wide range of skills, including posting up with his back to the basket, spot-up shooting from the perimeter, creating his own shot off the dribble by using his footwork, and excelling in pick-and-roll or pick-and-pop situations. As the focal point of the offense, Jevyn Severson can carry the scoring load consistently and efficiently. The 6’5″ postman’s bucket getting arsenal near the basket is phenomenal due to his soft touch and reliable floater, when tightly guarded Severson beats his defender with smooth up-and-under moves that allow him to finish around taller defenders with little to no trouble.

Standing at 6-foot-2-inches, Ryan Morgan proves to be a physical and gritty competitor who isn’t afraid to get do the dirty work. His remarkable effort on the glass stands out, Morgan’s aggressive style of play makes rebounding a battle for anyone that faces him. He showcases his defensive prowess by floating around the post, effectively helping, recovering, and defending the hoop with impressive lateral quickness, making him a reliable presence from the helpside. On the offensive end, Morgan makes an impact as a powerful screener and roller, using his strength effectively to create an opening. Ryan positions himself as a passing option in the post, utilizing his lower body strength to back his defender under the basket and seal off the defense.

David Silva is a hyper-speed, quick-twitch point guard who can swiftly blow past his defender in just a few dribbles often scoring with quick bursts. Once Silva sees the ball go through the net he can catch fire in hurry and provide a crucial scoring option even when coming off the bench.