Senior Stock Watch: Prospects To Watch Late Season

[player_tooltip player_id='2306302' first='Jed' last='Dickens'] | F | North Florida Christian | @jed_dickens25   At 6-foot-10, Dickens is a nightmare for defenses. Not only can he control the paint, but he also shot 50% from deep last season, making him a rare stretch big who can punish defenders that give him space. His ability to run the floor adds another layer to his game, and if that wasn't enough, he also suits up on Friday nights as a football player. His mix of athleticism and academic discipline has drawn interest from various D1 colleges. With his versatility, expect more schools to come calling.   Gabe Grant | Forward | 6'10 | The Academy of Central | @IamGabeGrant   Grant is all upside at this point. A 6-10 forward with length, mobility, and defensive instincts, he checks the boxes as an active rim-runner and shot-blocker. His ability to protect the paint while finishing above the rim makes him a JUCO and four-year program target. If he continues to develop his offensive game, Grant has the tools to be a late riser in the 2025 class.   [player_tooltip player_id='1301711' first='Carter' last='Reins'] | Forward | 6'8 | Jesuit | @CarterReins16   Reins has taken major strides in his game, particularly in the post, where his improved footwork and physicality allow him to create separation and finish strong. He's got the frame and strength to battle inside, but his rim protection might be what truly sets him apart as a prospect. College coaches looking for a solid two-way big with toughness should have him on their radar.   [player_tooltip player_id='2679251' first='Logan' last='Kanicki'] | Guard | | Carrollwood Day | @Kanicki2025   Kanicki is a high-IQ guard who does a little bit of everything—scoring, rebounding, and distributing the basketball. His ability to stretch the floor with a reliable jumper is a major asset, and he's equally effective off the catch or creating his own shot. As he continues to fill out his frame and embrace physicality, he could emerge as a true scoring threat at the next level.   [player_tooltip player_id='2399094' first='Azhar' last='Hoskins'] | Combo Guard  George Jenkins | @AzharHoskins   Hoskins is a tough, competitive guard who plays with energy on both ends of the floor. He's at his best playing off the catch, knocking down shots within the flow of the offense, and making smart plays as a lead guard. A sleeper in Polk County, Hoskins has a chance to make a late statement to college coaches looking for a reliable shot-maker.   [player_tooltip player_id='1467014' first='Ricardo' last='Benoit'] | Wing | Orange Park | @nolimitrico21   Benoit is an intriguing wing with size, length, and explosiveness. He's a threat in transition, using his athleticism to attack the rim, and his improving outside shot makes him a versatile scoring option. Defensively, his length allows him to be disruptive, and his ability to switch across multiple positions adds to his value.   Ralph Smith | Forward | Titusville | @RalphelJr   A true three-sport athlete, Smith brings elite athleticism to the hardwood. He's constantly in motion, running the floor and finishing plays in transition. With his mix of strength and leaping ability, he's a high-energy forward who plays above the rim. College coaches in need of a multi-sport athlete with a relentless motor should take a serious look at Smith.   [player_tooltip player_id='1301767' first='Lyrique' last='Sartin'] | CG | Bell Creek Academy | @CasinoPartyLLC   Sartin isn't just putting up numbers—he's making a statement. The 6-2 combo guard out of Bell Creek Academy has been a consistent force this season, showcasing a well-rounded game that should have college coaches paying attention. Whether it's scoring in bunches, facilitating for teammates, or locking in defensively, Sartin brings a competitive edge that sets him apart. His ability to take over games as a primary scorer while still impacting the flow of the offense makes him a true difference-maker.    [player_tooltip player_id='1620359' first='Jeremy' last='Nixon'] | CG | Discovery | @JeremyNixon_   Nixon isn't just one of Polk County's top prospects—he's making waves across Florida. The 6-5 combo guard brings a rare mix of size, bounce, and skill that allows him to dominate both on the perimeter and in the paint. His explosive athleticism jumps off the screen, whether he's rising up for a dunk or elevating over defenders for a smooth jumper. Nixon projects as a true scoring threat at the next level, capable of playing multiple positions depending on the matchup.    [player_tooltip player_id='1301747' first='Jesus' last='Rice'] | CG | Raines | @jesusr1ce   Rice has to be one of the more natural scorers in North Florida. He's skilled, poised, and elite at all three levels. His ability to stretch the floor, attack the rim, and knock down tough shots makes him a true go-to option. At 6'6”, Rice brings length and versatility, rebounding well for a guard while also offering rim protection when needed. His motor and willingness to do the little things set him apart, making him a high-impact player who helps his team win in multiple ways.   [player_tooltip player_id='2520206' first='Eric' last='Dailey'] | CG | 2025 | Discovery | @_edailey3   Dailey has been turning heads as the second-leading scorer on a talented Discovery team. His size and ability to produce in key moments make him a real problem for opposing defenses. A strong downhill finisher who thrives in transition, Dailey's physicality allows him to absorb contact and still get his shot off. As expected, colleges have started to take notice, with Webber International and Polk State College already offering. His continued growth as a playmaker and shooter will only add to his stock as the season winds down.