2026 Rankings Update: More Stock Risers

There were a good number of players that saw their stock rise in the updated Prep Hoops Michigan prospect rankings for the class of 2026. Below, you can see our first look at a handful of those players.   <figure class="wp-block-embed is-type-wp-embed is-provider-prep-hoops wp-block-embed-prep-hoops"><div class="wp-block-embed__wrapper"> https://prephoops.com/2024/09/2026-rankings-update-stock-risers-7/ </div></figure>   Today, we will look at some more of the intriguing stock risers on the updated list of prospects.    Allen has been a hot name in my articles as of late, but when you earn it you get it. He made a pretty big rise, but that's what happens when you prove to be an elite player. Allen can create space and looks with his handles. And his jumper off the bounce is dangerous. Allen is very comfortable with the ball in his hands in the open floor.     Pratl is a high IQ player that has earned his way up the rankings. He plays the game the right way, intelligently sharing the ball and scoring when needed. Pratl has the ability to play at any pace. He can push the ball into transition with the dribble and has the ability to get downhill.     Goines had a tremendous grassroots season with the Midwest Stampede. D2 coaches will want to take a long hard look at this young man. Goines' game is on a very intriguing upward trajectory. He quickly became one of the best perimeter help defenders that I saw all last summer. Goines is very coachable and a young man that other players want to play with.     Calhoun made huge strides this spring and summer and had a good old fashioned breakout season. Calhoun is physically strong and can play bully ball on his way to the rim. He's a gifted rebounding guard that uses that strength to attack the glass. Calhoun is a high upside player that coaches are going to want to be very aware of.     [player_tooltip player_id='1899423' first='Trey' last='Richardson'] made some real noise this spring and summer. He's a good old fashioned lead guard that can create opportunities for himself and his teammates off the bounce. Richardson consistently touches paint and can both finish with athleticism or draw the D and dish the ball off to an open teammate.

There were a good number of players that saw their stock rise in the updated Prep Hoops Michigan prospect rankings for the class of 2026. Below, you can see our first look at a handful of those players.