Biggest risers in the 2027 rankings

This group of 2027 prospects made major jumps in the latest rankings after stellar summer performances. Each player elevated their game, showing growth, confidence, and the ability to impact winning on both ends. Now, as they head into the high school season, these risers look to keep climbing and prove their summer momentum was no fluke.    Murdock is certainly a riser as we've gotten more eyes on him this summer. The first thing that stands out for him is his versatility. He does a bit of everything, and his team calls for him to do it. He puts the ball on the floor, shoots the 3 ball, runs the offense at times and takes care of the ball, gets on the post or works the perimeter, but he does things with intention. Murdock had a solid sophomore year, and while he is in a bit of a different role this year, he's still able to be impactful and get himself going. He's always in attack mode, and what we saw from him this summer as well as at our showcase, he's a player who knows he belongs. He easily makes the jump in the rankings, looking for more.     Bodhi is tough. We loved what we saw from him this summer. On a very talented and loaded Elevation squad that was filled with names, he was a player who continued to show out for me. He just seems to make plays. Bodhi has good size at 6'7 and uses it. He defends multiple positions, plays with toughness, and competes on every possession defensively. Offensively, he can shoot the 3-ball and got more aggressive as the summer went along, they run plays to get him open, and he was able to get going inside as well with soft touch around the rim, and he grabs boards and goes right back up. I like how he runs the floor and scores as well moves without the ball. As soon as he gets his feet set, it's lights out. We like what we saw out of Bodhi this summer for his grassroots team as well as at multiple showcases. I think this is a season he breaks out in, and more attention comes his way. He makes the jump in the rankings and becomes a player to watch.     Mason can go. He plays the right way, scores at will, and takes exactly what the defense gives him. But at times, the game just calls for him to take over, and he does just that. I'm willing to call my shot early when it comes to Mason. As a sophomore, he led his team in scoring putting up 12.7 points a game. I believe he will be a 20-point-per-game scorer. He knocks down the 3-ball consistently, rebounds strong and battles on both ends of the floor. We saw him standout this summer, and we're expecting a big year from him. He makes the jump in the rankings, and I believe by the end of the season will make another big jump.     Andrew makes a huge jump in the rankings of over 30 spots, and for me, it comes down to growth and production. Every single time that we saw him this summer, he was getting a headshot for being a standout after and that is due to him making shots consistently and making plays. He was a pleasant surprise standout that just seems to pop. He makes plays happen with the ball in his hands but also got hot from deep and lit it up. We saw him have a few big scoring games, but he is also a shooting guard who can play without the ball as well. He doesn't get attacked defensively, he rebounds well for his position, and is always looking to make a play. We saw him in grassroots and he was a top player at our showcase as well. We're excited to see if that translates for his high school team as well as we think he has a BIG year.     Preston is a player who stands out with his high IQ and feel for the game. He stands out without forcing the action and looking ahead to what Fountain Fort-Carson has, which is what they will need from him. He's a pass-first guard that can create for himself and others, can knock down the 3-ball and makes sure his teammates are happy. We saw him at times this summer, and he really popped at our showcase and he looks ready to make some plays this season. He thrives within the flow of the offense, and FFC will need his impact off the bench. He makes a rise in the rankings.     Mulloy made one of the biggest jumps in the entire rankings with the way that he was able to play this summer. He's a bucket that can get going and doesn't slow down once he gets going. He is a microwave scorer that shoots the 3-ball, finishes at the rim, and also has a mid-range game as well which frees him up for easy baskets. He was able to show that for [program_tooltip program_id='2100026' first='7070' last='Athletics'] and truly had one of the best showings that we had at our showcase this summer. He is constantly moving, looking to make plays happen, and he makes up one of my favorite backcourts in the state that I think is going to turn a few heads this season. Mulloy is a player to watch and should be on a few more radars. Don't let me down, Keegan.

This group of 2027 prospects made major jumps in the latest rankings after stellar summer performances. Each player elevated their game, showing growth, confidence, and the ability to impact winning on both ends. Now, as they head into the high school season, these risers look to keep climbing and prove their summer momentum was no fluke.