Stock Watch: Weekly Risers Across the State

Across the state gyms have been packed with district and rivalry matchups where countless prospects have risen to the occasion, producing, impacting, and changing games when it matters most. Whether it's clutch shot-making, game-changing defense, or commanding floor leadership, these prospects continue to raise their stock.    Jeremiah Colbert effected the game as a true glue guy, playing with a natural feel for read-and-react situations. He quickly spotted openings and mismatches, delivering the ball on time and on target. Whether he was hitting shooters on kick-outs, threading interior passes, or advancing the ball early in transition, Colbert consistently looked to make the right play. Unselfish with good court vision, he proved to be a reliable secondary creator. Off the ball, Colbert's cuts were timely, he capitalized on defensive lapses, spaced to the corners for three-point chances, and found open areas within the flow of the offense.     [player_tooltip player_id='2252463' first='Quincy' last='Baker'] showcased good shot mechanics coming off pindowns, catching the ball squared and shot-ready, allowing him to quickly decide whether to fire or attack the closeout with no wasted motion. Baker's ball path was well aligned and efficient, leading to a clean, high, and smooth release point. Baker shot it comfortably off the catch or off the dribble while maintaining repeatable form and balance.     A pass-first, defense-minded point guard with the potential to control the game through pace, toughness, and decision-making without relying on his scoring at the next level. Johnson excelled at orchestrating the offense, consistently getting his team into their sets, valuing every possession, while showing a willingness to make the extra pass.     Aaden Pemberton played with a high motor and intensity on both sides of the ball. When creating his own shot, Pemberton constantly attacked the middle of the floor, getting into the teeth of the defense. Once in the lane, Pemberton looked for the contact and drew foul calls, often selling them perfectly. He also ran full speed for 50/50 balls, showing fearlessness and a willingness to sacrifice his body on the floor and in the air.     Remarkable feel for the game, consistently scoring easy buckets within the flow of things. McClinton took whatever the defense gave him and made the most out of it, playing under control and picking and choosing his spots well. McClinton consistently brought a spark to the offense anytime he was on the court, impacting the game without forcing his action.

Across the state gyms have been packed with district and rivalry matchups where countless prospects have risen to the occasion, producing, impacting, and changing games when it matters most. Whether it's clutch shot-making, game-changing defense, or commanding floor leadership, these prospects continue to raise their stock.