Do-It-All Difference Makers from PHTheTuneupCo

This weekend was full of players who didn't just show up, but they showed out with consistent, stat-stuffing performances. These players filled it up and impacted the game in more ways than just scoring. Here are a few of the most productive and well-rounded players from the Colorado Tuneup.    [player_tooltip player_id='2393198' first='Hudson' last='Rooney'] quietly stole the show this weekend with his all-around impact. While Elevation's size grabbed the pregame attention, it was Rooney who led the charge in each game. He scored in transition, hit countless shots as he was the team's top scorer on the weekend, grabbed boards, and made smart passes. He took over as the primary ball handler and delivered with consistency. His complete game stood out, and after this performance, expect a significant jump in his stock and the rankings.     Dalsaso was a player who stood out to me in multiple games, as he's a multidimensional wing who, at times, stepped into a primary ball handler position. He has plenty of wiggle to his game and is an aggressive offensive scorer who puts the ball in the basket in various ways. He shot the 3-ball, used his handle to get by defenders and finished well at the basket. Dalsaso plays hard on both ends of the floor and was productive all weekend, emerging as a player who caught our attention. Liked what I saw from him for LOB Elite, excited to see what he brings to Cheyenne Mountain this season.     Easton was another player for LOB Elite who popped on the weekend. He was one of the top shooters that I saw as a player. I did not know much about heading into the event, but I am thrilled to see more of him. He shot the ball from college and NBA range, moved without the ball to find open spots and open up the floor, and also created for himself off of the dribble. When he was not shooting the ball, he was slashing and trying to find other ways to affect the game, and that stood out to me. Easton will be a player that will be making his debut in the rankings for us after a solid weekend.     Lincoln continues to prove he's ahead of the curve and with his team playing 17U this weekend, it was on display. He's one of the most polished underclassmen in the state as he scores effortlessly, often piling up points before defenses even notice. His chemistry with guards and ability to knock down shots is elite, but he's not one-dimensional. He's added floaters, tough finishes, and competes defensively. His stock should be climbing fast, and I'd be buying now; he will only continue to get better.      Luke is a skilled 6'9 "big man who is a stat-sheet-stuffing prospect with high upside. He passes well out of the post, stretches the floor, and reads defenses with poise. He doesn't force the game as he plays smart and within the flow. Defensively, he moves well, alters shots, and owns the glass. High upside, productive now, and only getting better.

This weekend was full of players who didn't just show up, but they showed out with consistent, stat-stuffing performances. These players filled it up and impacted the game in more ways than just scoring. Here are a few of the most productive and well-rounded players from the Colorado Tuneup.