Prep Hoops Indiana Class of 2025 Rankings - Stock-Risers, Part 1

We are finally putting a bow on this fall rankings update here with the Class of 2025. Our Top 200 prospects have been fully updated and our Watch List continues to grow with well over 200 additional names in the current senior class. As we do with each rankings update, we will spend the week diving deeper with a plethora of content. Between highlight stock-risers, new names, positional breakdowns, top watch list names, and much more we will have plenty of content coming your way in regards to our updated Prep Hoops Indiana Class of 2025 Prospect Rankings. Let's begin here with six of the prospects that improved their stock the most in this update.    This Taylor University commit has turned in a great summer and fall. After battling some injuries earlier in his career, Baker has turned in a significant healthy stretch which has taken his game to another level. The 6'6" forward is so versatile between his pick-and-pop ability on the perimeter and his interior skill. Look for Baker to step into a larger scoring role this season for the defending Class 4A state champions. He jumped 10 spots from #53 to #43 in this rankings update.     There is a lot to like about Coomer's game. The 6'5" guard has obvious positional size on the perimeter while maintaining some very intriguing athleticism. He is a bouncy jump shooter with a smooth stroke out beyond the three-point line. Currently holding offers from schools such as Culver-Stockton, Goshen, and IU-South Bend, this Brownstown Central senior could play his way into more opportunities during the high school season. Coomer went from #64 to #53 in this rankings update.     There are several really talented big men for small college programs to recruit this season. Crane, who jumped from #77 to #64 in the Prep Hoops Indiana Class of 2025 Prospect Rankings, is certainly one of them. The 6'7" center from Carroll (Fort Wayne) High School currently holds offers from Albion, IU-South Bend, Manchester, Trine, and Wabash. He is a great rebounder, throws outstanding outlet passes, and can score it around the basket offensively.     If you are looking for a potential breakout prospect in the senior class this coming season you should have this name on your list. A 6'4" guard who transferred to Crispus Attucks from Brownsburg, English has all of the physical and athletic tools you would ask for in a wing. He is a smooth jump shooter, explosive finisher near the rim, and has the length to develop into a real two-way threat. College coaches should keep an eye on him as the season gets started. He jumped from #106 to #77 in this update.     King had has good of a finish to the summer as you could have. The 6'7" forward really dominated the GRBA National Championship in Fort Wayne for his Indiana Attack Basketball Club team. He is such a versatile scorer with a great face-up game, the size to finish around the basket, and a knack for rebounding the basketball. There are some shot-blocking defensive traits there as well. Projects as a high-level small college 4/5 man. The Jimtown High School senior made a big jump from #86 to #57 in our rankings.     One of the more fluidly athletic forwards in the senior class, Nelson has developed into a highly sought after small college prospect. He currently holds offers from DePauw, Goshen, Hanover, and Wabash. The 6'6" forward from Franklin Community High School handles the ball well in the open floor and is a very good passer for his size. When he gets stronger at the college level his game will take off even more. Nelson was one of the biggest stock-risers in this update going from #91 to #60 overall.     This isn't the first time that Williams has been a stock-riser during our various rankings updates. The 6'7" forward/center from Ben Davis High School has as much upside as any of the non-Division I signee front court players in the class. Despite holding multiple Division II/NAIA offers right now, we still believe that Williams' recruitment should be more widespread and still see a jump. He is so athletic, long, and bouncy around the rim. When he is 20-21 years old people will regret not having him in their program.

We are finally putting a bow on this fall rankings update here with the Class of 2025. Our Top 200 prospects have been fully updated and our Watch List continues to grow with well over 200 additional names in the current senior class. As we do with each rankings update, we will spend the week diving deeper with a plethora of content. Between highlight stock-risers, new names, positional breakdowns, top watch list names, and much more we will have plenty of content coming your way in regards to our updated Prep Hoops Indiana Class of 2025 Prospect Rankings. Let's begin here with six of the prospects that improved their stock the most in this update.