Athletes Edition: Prospects with Stock Rising ability

<figure class="wp-block-gallery has-nested-images columns-default is-cropped"></figure>    Boswell can score at all three levels when given the green light. He is a crafty finisher who gathers the ball from various levels to get past defenders. When driving to the rim, he uses swing steps, two-step finishes, and deceleration steps to throw off defenders' timing and create easy looks at the rim. Boswell can shoot from range and has a solid mid-range game featuring floaters, quick turnarounds, and bump fades. If Boswell can push the ball in transition and play in a system with spacing, he can be both a playmaker and shot-creator at the next level.       Kirkpatrick is a bundle of athleticism. He has a quick first step and long strides, allowing him to get past defenders and to his spots quickly. He has the potential to be a solid slasher at the next level. He moves well without the ball and can be highly successful as a baseline cutter, finding quick finishing options from the dunker's spot. Despite being listed at 6'2", he plays much bigger than that. This ability is evident in his rebounding and ability to dunk and use acrobatic finishes through traffic. Coupling his ability to play big with his competitive nature, you can see how he can translate his talents at the next level as a solid switchable defender 1-3 and possibly some stretch 4s.       McFadden is one of the most polished point guards in his class. He is a player that a coach can trust with the ball at any point during the game. He has a high basketball IQ, values each possession, and handles ball pressure well. He keeps a live dribble without over-dribbling and makes good decisions. At the next level, he should be able to run an offense, guard his position, make sound reads, and knock down open shots. As a lefty, he can create for himself and others. He is used to playing with many talented players around him and has mastered the skill of keeping everyone involved while still being aggressive.       Sembower is a skilled player with great footwork and a solid frame. He is an intriguing prospect because he can do a little bit of everything. When slotted at the guard spot, he has a strength advantage against most opponents. Sembower has post skills and isn't afraid to establish position in the mid-post and play bully ball against smaller defenders. He can hit shots, making it harder for a big to guard him. He rebounds well, runs the floor well, and creates opportunities for himself, even if you don't outright run plays for him.       Night-to-night, it will be hard to find a player who can match up with Sorhaindo. He is a big player with a strong frame. He is agile, has great feet and hands, doing his work early to carve out space and establish position. He has a great shooting touch from 15 feet and in, but you can see he is working on expanding his range. He can rebound and push, but he can also rebound, pass, and sprint the floor. He is excellent on the glass and gets a lot of easy putbacks on the offensive boards. He puts a lot of pressure on the rim as a lob threat and as a power finisher in general. Sorhaindo is a promising prospect, and if he can get the three-ball going, he will be a highly sought-after player who can move to the 3 or the 4 at the next level.