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<p>We are near the halfway point of the season as most teams have played 10+ games by now and we're less than 2 months from district tournaments and the march towards Rupp Arena. Our rankings are being updated once again and next up is the Junior class. Here's a look at some of the biggest stock risers in the latest edition of 2027 class rankings.</p>
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<p class="text-gray-700">Harris is taking advantage of a big increase in his role this season and moves from 45th to 20th overall in this rankings update. Most of the Hawks offense is running through Michael this year and he's showing he can carry the load. Averaging over 21 points per game and creating lots of good looks for his teammates, Harris' numbers could go up even more once he gets back to shooting 38%+ from 3 this season.</p>
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<p class="text-gray-700">Amontae, like Harris, is left with a much bigger role after Newport lost multiple players over the summer. Lowe has become the starting point guard and go to scorer for the Wildcats and it is paying dividends. Amontae is averaging over 21 points per game with shooting splits of 47/38/74 this season and is doing his best to keep Newport relevant in the race for the 9th region title.</p>
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<p class="text-gray-700">Wilkins is a glue guy for a very good Butler team and has shown the potential to be even more. A good shooter with size at 6'5", Brayden can play the stretch 4 spot on the offensive end. He's a really good role player for the Bears right now but should be one of their main offensive weapons as a Senior. He moved from 232nd to 40th overall in this update.</p>
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<p class="text-gray-700">Henderson is off to a hot start this season and Johnson has continued his climb as a top player in the 2nd region. He moved from 57th to 44th in this update on the strength of his season so far. Averaging a team high in both points and rebounds at 16 and 5 per game, Xavion is firmly in the mix to be the best Junior in the region this season and keeps trending up in our rankings.</p>
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We are near the halfway point of the season as most teams have played 10+ games by now and we're less than 2 months from district tournaments and the march towards Rupp Arena. Our rankings are being updated once again and next up is the Junior class. Here's a look at some of the biggest stock risers in the latest edition of 2027 class rankings.
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