Under-the-radar seniors at the "GBS Collegiate Showcase."

IG: Tjhoops86   Waite may be a bit undersized for a power forward, but he's a dominant presence around the rim on offense. He consistently creates space early in plays, and if he gets to the left block, he uses a powerful drop step to bump defenders and finishes with a nearly unblockable high-arching hook layup. He's a relentless rebounder, constantly securing extra possessions for his team. On top of that, he sets strong screens to free up his guards and can knock down open shots when given the chance. Expect him to have a standout senior season.     IG: Kha.lil2026   Crowell is a versatile and reliable guard who excels both on and off the ball. He handles the ball securely, minimizes turnovers, and makes smart decisions, pushing the ball forward when the opportunity arises. His shot selection is solid, and he proves to be both efficient and impactful even with limited opportunities. Off the ball, he spaces the floor effectively and plays well within one action. With good use of ball fakes and a strong feel for the game, he's poised for a breakout senior season.     IG: jacobi_sayus2   Sayus is a highly recommended player with all the tools to succeed on both ends of the court at the next level. He's savvy, has a high basketball IQ, a strong motor, and excellent court awareness. As a willing passer, he finds it easy to score, with most of his points coming off the catch, cutting, and relocating to open spaces. Defensively, while he's not a lockdown perimeter defender, he has a great understanding of angles, knows when to use his hands, and when to double. If he continues to build strength and capitalize on opportunities this season, he has a solid chance of earning an offer.     IG: showtimenick.3'   Browne is a relentless defender, the kind of player who will pick up full court on every possession. He fights through screens and applies constant on-ball pressure, making life tough for ball handlers. He gets plenty of deflections, disrupting passing lanes with his active hands. Offensively, Browne is an effective scorer, excelling in a supporting role. He finishes well around the rim and has a solid mid-range game.     Franco plays with great pace and poise. He handles the ball well, sees the court effectively, and is a facilitating point guard who can score when needed. The lefty has shown the ability to knock down open three-pointers, but his mid-range game and knack for getting to a one- or two-dribble pull-up around the free-throw line extended are his strengths. He makes all the simple passes and knows how to feed the hot hand. He's unselfish, not big but sturdy, and capable of containing the ball on defense while also excelling in help-side defense. Franco looks set for a breakout senior season.     IG: kj2shiftyy_   Adames plays the game the right way, excelling as a ball handler and decision maker. He makes a difference in subtle ways and has the potential to be an excellent role player. He communicates effectively on defense, sacrifices his body, and hustles for loose balls and long rebounds. A true competitor, he has the skills to play at the next level, whether in the NAIA or JUCO level. Highly coachable, he could be a valuable asset to a collegiate roster if given the opportunity.