2027 Rankings: Lengthy Stock-Risers

Here's a group of lengthy stock risers who have the length and skill to be difference-makers along the perimeter and at the rim. This bunch includes prospects falling all over the 2027 rankings, from some big two-way contributors to some deeper finds with good upside.    The AMV sophomore has turned it way up this season, dunking everything he can get his hands on and playing a pivotal role for the 16-0 Lions. He's third on the team with 12.4 ppg, second in rebounds (7.6), and contributes assists (2.3), steals (2.2), and blocks (2.0) on a nightly basis as well. He's a long, athletic guard/wing who finds a way to make plays and has flashed big upside. He had a 17-point 17-rebound game against Rogers, he's had 2+ steals and 2+ blocks in nine games, and he's shooting 35% from 3PT (on 34 attempts). He's a kid who should continue to grow his game and offers a lot of versatility with his length and athleticism.     Haij isn't a huge part of their offensive gameplan yet but he's shown some really promising attributes and the ability to affect the game without having to be fed. He's got the length, toughness, and motor to contribute on the glass and has the wherewithal to go back up and score off of offensive boards. He can guard multiple positions, and although he plays around the paint and baseline quite often, he still has the fluidity to attack from the perimeter. He'll be a guy to watch who should continue to show more and more as the season goes on.     Larson has been a key defender this season, picking up multiple positions, showing the quickness to defend along the perimeter and the length and athleticism to defend inside. He's also shown good toughness to contribute on the glass and has been pretty effective floating around the paint to clean up misses or work off of penetration to catch the ball in close with some momentum to the rim. He shows some promise to develop his offensive game along the perimeter but right now it's his defense and rebounding that are helping him elevate his team's play.     Seminara has shown some good flashes on the offensive end, finding his shot from 3-point and showing some ability to maneuver around traffic and score in the paint. He's excelled as a wing who can crash in and hit the glass on either end, and generally plays with a good motor and an unselfish mindset. He's got some real potential if he continues to put in the work and shows a lot of promising skills for a wing of his size.     Loku has a good foundation of skills to build on that could pair nicely with his longer wingspan. He's definitely more suited for a perimeter role, although he's one of the taller kids on his squad and gets put into the screener role quite often. Even so, he's been able to use his length as a roller and shown some good body control and touch to maneuver around defenders. He also has a nice shooting stroke out to 3-point that could really develop into a strength over the next year. He doesn't show exceptional athleticism yet but he possesses some good ball skills and poise under pressure and could make a big leap once he becomes a stronger, more physical player.

Here's a group of lengthy stock risers who have the length and skill to be difference-makers along the perimeter and at the rim. This bunch includes prospects falling all over the 2027 rankings, from some big two-way contributors to some deeper finds with good upside.