What to expect from the Unsigned Seniors in the top 40 Part 2

With the season approaching, I wanted to break down the top unsigned seniors in the top 40 and what to expect from them.    [player_tooltip player_id='1494104' first='Martez' last='Harris'] is one of the more intriguing prospects in the 2025 class. Martez is strong and has the size of a big at the next level. Martez can work out the post and use his strength to punish defenders. He has a nice drop step and does a great job going up strong. Martez has a nice mid-range jump shot he gets to, and if he can speed that up a little, it will be a fantastic tool. Martez is a great rebounder and is terrific as a rim protector.     It feels like no matter who [player_tooltip player_id='1494115' first='Cy' last='Hardy'] is playing against, whether it's AAU, a showcase, or in an important spot in a high school game, he always shines. Cy flies under the radar, but outside of his size, he has all the tools to contribute to a Division 1 program. Cy is a fantastic player on both ends of the court and one of the highest IQ players in the state. Cy is a great shooter, and he's not afraid to mix it up in the paint as a driver. Cy will be a massive part of Northside attempting to win its 3rd straight state title.     Another underrated two-way guard is [player_tooltip player_id='1956063' first='Adrean' last='Newton']. Adrean is a great passer and hounds opposing guards up the floor. Adrean is extremely hard to stay in front of and does a lot of his best work as a scorer as a driver. Adrean has been a big part of what Maury does his whole high school career, and this season will be no different.     [player_tooltip player_id='1494106' first='Shane' last='Lincoln'] is a rarer breed than people like to admit in high school hoops now. Shane has stayed at Bishop O'Connell for the last 3 years. Shane hasn't always had a huge role, but I think this year he will. Shane has a high IQ and is a great defender. He is a good passer and does a great job playing either guard position. Shane has the size and a lot of the intangibles you look for.     [player_tooltip player_id='1956062' first='Desmon' last='Rose'] is a player that could rise the rankings this year. He has elite potential on the defensive end and has improved everywhere offensively. He is 6'6, a terrific athlete, and will get a ton of opportunities to impress college coaches with the schedule John Marshall has. Desmon flies under the radar on what has been a talent-rich John Marshall team, but this year he should be outstanding.     [player_tooltip player_id='2451923' first='Quentin' last='Morgan'] is a true big for Deep Creek and is poised for a monster senior season. Although it's not something you see now from him, I could see Quentin being used as a roller at the next level with his size and leaping ability. Quentin is a fantastic shot blocker and an excellent interior defender in general. Quetin fits the profile for what college coaches look for in a big. Quentin isn't much of a shooter, but he is developing a bit of a mid-range game. Quentin will always give you fantastic effort, and that is something you've been able to count on with him for years.     You see [player_tooltip player_id='1494118' first='Wyatt' last='Norton'] playing a lot of big for O'Connell right now, but I think his future at the next level will be as more of a wing/forward hybrid. Offensively, Wyatt does all the things you want from a wing. Wyatt can score from everywhere and is a fantastic spot-up shooter. Wyatt does well at putting the ball on the floor, and he has a good handle. Wyatt does a great job creating for himself, and with his length, he will be able to hit shots over smaller defenders.

With the season approaching, I wanted to break down the top unsigned seniors in the top 40 and what to expect from them.