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<p>Their Senior seasons are kicking off but it seems like it hasn't been that long since the Class of 2025 were freshmen and just touching the varsity court for the first time. Only a few more update cycles in this class before they're done and off to college. Instead of breaking down the same players over and over, let's dive deeper! Here's a look at some underrated post prospects.</p>
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<p class="text-gray-700">Probst is a late bloomer who continues to develop and is getting better and better over the last couple of years. Carson is an above average shot blocker and his offensive game continues to improve. He's not afraid to step up and shoot it, either. Scholarship level schools should be headed to Versailles to see Probst this season.</p>
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<p class="text-gray-700">Graham is a skilled and high IQ big man who has been a role player throughout his high school career but I think he has more game than he's allowed to show at times. Krezmien is a strong player who is capable of taking a beating in the post but can also put the ball on the floor. High academic schools need to be recruiting him.</p>
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<p class="text-gray-700">Hughes is a bruising big with an old school low post game. He plays hard and rebounds at a high rate. Keaton is a player who doesn't need a bunch of sets ran for him in order to affect the game on offense. With a strong Senior season, Hughes could earn himself multiple offers before Spring signing day.</p>
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<p class="text-gray-700">Braden is not a true post as he can comfortably play both inside and out on the offensive end and is capable of guarding multiple positions. Waller has a great motor and has shown the ability to be a pretty good playmaker with size on offense. Long term, Braden has upside as a face up 4 man at the college level.</p>
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Their Senior seasons are kicking off but it seems like it hasn't been that long since the Class of 2025 were freshmen and just touching the varsity court for the first time. Only a few more update cycles in this class before they're done and off to college. Instead of breaking down the same players over and over, let's dive deeper! Here's a look at some underrated post prospects.
Probst is a late bloomer who continues to develop and is getting better and better over the last couple of years. Carson is an above average shot blocker and his offensive game continues to improve. He's not afraid to step up and shoot it, either. Scholarship level schools should be headed to Versailles to see Probst this season.
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Graham is a skilled and high IQ big man who has been a role player throughout his high school career but I think he has more game than he's allowed to show at times. Krezmien is a strong player who…
Hughes is a bruising big with an old school low post game. He plays hard and rebounds at a high rate. Keaton is a player who doesn't need a bunch of sets ran for him in order to affect the game on offense. With a strong Senior season, Hughes could earn himself multiple offers before Spring signing day.
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Braden is not a true post as he can comfortably play both inside and out on the offensive end and is capable of guarding multiple positions. Waller has a great motor and has shown the ability to be a pretty…