Frontcourt Summer Stock Risers

The lanky lefty is an active interior presence. He gets up to alter shots using a quick second leap, able to block multiple shots in a single possession. McCoy gets on the offensive glass and seals in high-low settings. As he fills into his body expect even more production. I like the young forward's upside, especially on defense.     Now an upperclassman, I think Quinn will establish himself as an important cog for the Greyhounds. Lowe has a combo-forward skill set, smooth on the perimeter but also steady around the rim. He rebounds the ball well. Quinn has some versatility on defense, quick enough laterally to help defend outside and long and strong enough to challenge shots in the paint. Lowe puts the ball on the deck well and is a reliable catch-and-shoot option from beyond the arc.     Engin provides production in a variety of ways. McCarthy scores with floaters off the dribble and sinks catch-and-shoot threes. He is active away from the ball. He goes after rebounds hard. When the ball is in his hands, he sees the floor well as a passer. McCarthy is a sneaky good shot blocker. He has active hands to strip the ball away when opponents go up to shoot.     Pasley is a long-armed guard that can score from the mid-range and three-point line. He has a nose for the ball when it comes to rebounding and is an active defender. When Zane decides to get downhill, he does so in a limited amount of steps with his long strides.     Nas averaged 16.5 points, 6 rebounds, 2 assists and 1.2 steals as a junior, emerging as one of Northwest Georgia's better players. Bennett made 50 threes at a 30% rate. His strength is attacking the basket. He elevates to score in traffic. Bennett is a fluid athlete in transition, good at getting out whether starting the break himself or catching and finishing on the run.