5 Fall league stock risers in Central Florida

<!-- wp:paragraph --> <p>The confident shotmaking that made [player_tooltip player_id='1660046' first='Shiva' last='Atwal'] a must-know prospect was on full display against Olympia. The 6'2 combo guard was automatic on catch-and-shoot three, knocking down a corner and left-wing three on consecutive attempts. He's a patient ball handler who will wait for a play to set before starting his dribble. He runs the floor in transition and gets deflections on defense. Atwal is a capable passer with good court vision from a set point. He has a consistent dribble pull game.</p> <!-- /wp:paragraph --> <!-- wp:paragraph --> <p>[player_tooltip player_id='2522557' first='Ethan' last='Diaz'] has the size of a 6'8 forward and the mobility of a young wing. He attacks closeouts with smart, decisive attacks at angles. Very capable for space. He's a grab-and-go rebounder who looks to push the ball and runs hard to stay in the play. Combined a translatable skill set with next level size. A bit of a hidden gem after missing nearly a year with a broken arm and foot at artiste times.</p> <!-- /wp:paragraph --> <!-- wp:paragraph --> <p>[player_tooltip player_id='2294511' first='Aaron' last='Britt Jr.'] can make a leap as a sophomore. The six-foot combo guard is dunking in the game and playing with more confidence. Britt showed off the offensive repertoire with a deep left wing three off the catch, a dunk in transition, a contact floater, and a cut to the basket. Britt is shaping up to be a three-level scorer with the athletic bursts to compete on the defensive end. He was much more active in the passing lanes than his freshman season. Britt has the making of a major stock riser in the class of 2027.</p> <!-- /wp:paragraph --> <!-- wp:paragraph --> <p>Jeremiah Adedeji is a big body 6'7 forward who transferred from Paul VI this summer. He's a strong, physical body in the post. I need to see more Adedeji in action, but as far as raw tools go, he has the makings of a 2027 player you'll want to know.</p> <!-- /wp:paragraph --> <!-- wp:paragraph --> <p>Every time I watch RJ Ingram's line, I mark down the length in caps. The 6'1 lead guard is a downhill scorer who draws fouls in the halfcourt. He's an agile slasher with an ability to change directions with pace. Ingram has a solid combination of playmaking and rim pressure skills.</p> <!-- /wp:paragraph -->