Newcomers debuting in the 2027 rankings update

These under-the-radar players have officially jumped onto the scene and earned their spot in the upcoming rankings update that will release on Wednesday. After strong performances and consistent growth, they've made it impossible to overlook their talent. Some have flown under the radar due to limited exposure, but their recent performances have quickly changed that. Expect these names to gain traction as they continue to rise and make an impact across the state this upcoming season.    Bradley is a poised, pass-first guard who thrives as a decision-maker. He reads the floor, gets teammates involved, and scores when needed. At the Tuneup, his mid-range game stood out as he created space and converted tough shots. He was also hunting shots and being aggressive, and that's when he's at his best. With a bigger role ahead, he's showing he's ready to lead. His feel for the game and confidence put him in the rankings conversation, and he will be making his debut this go-round.     Dever has taken a big leap in his overall game. He's a smooth, confident scorer with a high IQ who doesn't force the issue. Whether it's knocking down open shots, finishing through contact, or making the right pass, he impacts winning. His growth was on display at both Colorado Live and the Tuneup, and he's earned his debut with poise and production. This will be a season where he gets to prove himself, and I expect him to deliver.     Mondragon might be small in stature, but his game is big-time. He's a high-effort guard with a tight handle and a knack for hitting tough shots. No matter if he's breaking traps or scoring in bunches off the bench, he brings energy and poise. He reads the floor well, keeps the offense flowing, and makes timely plays. He's a sparkplug that can shoot it from anywhere on the floor that's earned his spot in the rankings.     Mulloy is a multi-sport athlete who brings his motor and conditioning to the court. At 6'2", he uses his length well, stays active, and doesn't need plays called for him to be effective. He stays involved by rebounding, defending, and making hustle plays. While not overly aggressive offensively, he lets the game come to him and consistently finds ways to contribute as a catalyst. I like what I have seen from him, and he will make his debut in the rankings.     Robinson is a 6'0 guard who plays with a shifty downhill style. He forces mismatches, gets to the rim, or hits his favorite mid-range jumper. He controls pace, makes solid decisions in the pick-and-roll, and has a knack for getting to the free-throw line. He's poised to make a big jump in scoring this season and looks ready to lead Denver West with his play. He debuts in the rankings after being under the radar for far too long.

These under-the-radar players have officially jumped onto the scene and earned their spot in the upcoming rankings update that will release on Wednesday. After strong performances and consistent growth, they've made it impossible to overlook their talent. Some have flown under the radar due to limited exposure, but their recent performances have quickly changed that. Expect these names to gain traction as they continue to rise and make an impact across the state this upcoming season.