Standouts who had themselves a day at the Uprise Top 100 Camp

Here are some prospects that had themselves a solid day at the Uprise Top 100 Camp last weekend. This group impressed with their ability to stand out and make plays. These are players that we saw turn plenty of heads this summer and have pushed it over into Fall league. Each of these prospects made a strong impression and positioned themselves as players to monitor closely moving forward.    Miner is a player that we've seen from time to time, and every single time that he's come down, he's been a standout prospect. This time was no different. He had himself a day as he went on a scoring tear, but he breaks the game down in the simplest ways. He shoots the ball well. He takes what the defense is giving him and reads the court well. Miner was making offensive reads, a play away, and getting to where he wanted to get. He's a pure shooter with range, moves without the ball, and doesn't have to have the ball to be effective, and that goes a long way.     Easton can flat-out shoot the ball. That is what separates him; that is what is going to have him playing at the next level. He has unlimited range, has a quick shot, and once his feet are set, he's lights out. I also like how much gravity comes with having such a shooter alongside guards as it forces defense to keep attention on him, and he's constantly moving and cutting to keep defenses honest. He got a couple of transition baskets, he showed soft touch from inside, and proved he may be better than we even expected. He's stood out so many times at this point that it's a constant. Solid outing from him.     Elbe is an intriguing prospect that has so much upside and just tends to know where to be on the floor. He finds ways to score by his constant motion. He had a couple of rebounds go right to him, he worked inside, grabbed the board, and went straight up, and is always moving. When his team started to get sped up, he slowed it down for them and got them in their sets. He has great form on his shot, he uses his size on both ends of the floor, and stays shot-ready. Elbe is a player to watch this upcoming season that I feel has a solid year.     Daniel has made massive improvements, and that was already while being a Top-15 player in the class. He continues to get better, and this was a setting where he just looked polished. Being able to put the ball on the floor at 6'9, handling the ball and pressure, and getting to the rim is what stood out. He was getting to his spots and finishing with dunk after dunk. He played in transition, had a few steals and blocks that turned into business decisions on the other end, and even knocked down a couple of 3-pointers. He looks like a man amongst boys right now, and that physicality has him thriving.     Lincoln looked great at the Uprise event as a two-way standout. He defended bigs, stepped out onto guards, and showcased his versatility on that end of the floor, which we've been asking for. Lincoln can score with the best of them. We already know the type of scorer that he is as he has range and lets it fly, but when you add in the defense and ability to affect the game in other areas, that's when he's at his best. We liked what we saw at this event and want to see more of it.

Here are some prospects that had themselves a solid day at the Uprise Top 100 Camp last weekend. This group impressed with their ability to stand out and make plays. These are players that we saw turn plenty of heads this summer and have pushed it over into Fall league. Each of these prospects made a strong impression and positioned themselves as players to monitor closely moving forward.