Eyes On Them: San Antonio Stock Risers

This group is trending up because their habits translate. They sprint back on defense. They rotate early. They talk. They cut with purpose. They don't chase stats. They chase winning plays. That's what moves the needle. In a crowded city like San Antonio, production gets attention, but trust earns offers. These are the players building trust right now.    [player_tooltip player_id='2558690' first='Aric' last='Powell'] played with force and control. He defended with a physical edge and stayed attached on the ball. On offense, he kept getting into the lane and putting pressure on the defense. Opening up clean looks for his shooters and helped the offense stay in rhythm. When defenses backed off, he made them pay by getting to his spots and knocking down open shots. He looked like a guard who understood how to impact the game in more than one way.     [player_tooltip player_id='2251094' first='Jason' last='Vidaurri'] is a true pass-first point guard who plays to get others involved. He keeps his head up, makes the simple read, and looks to create easy chances for teammates. When Jason forces a turnover or catches an outlet, his speed and change of pace become a real weapon in transition. He gets downhill fast, touches the paint often, and puts pressure on the defense. Even with his size, Jason finishes well through contact and plays with toughness around the rim.     Strong stock riser because of his continued development. Applies pressure at both ends of the courts. He attacks the rim with force and makes defenses feel him every trip down the floor. On defense, he is a very efficient rim protector who contests, alters, and cleans up mistakes around the basket. Rebounds with strength and can start the break right away with a quick outlet pass or by pushing it himself. Shot selection is strong and efficient, and his defensive motor stays active. Amoni's game keeps stretching to the three-point line and beyond, his value keeps rising. He is one coaches should circle twice.     "Tre" makes his presence felt around the rim. Strong spatial awareness and great timing when blocking shots, often meeting players at the right moment without fouling. In the paint, he plays with physicality and doesn't get moved off his spot. Rebounds with force and quickly looks to outlet, helping his team push the pace. Offensively, he scores in the low post with touch and control, and he runs the floor hard as a rim runner. His ability to protect the rim, clean the glass, and create early offense gives him real value on both ends.     Starting to look the part of a big-time playmaker. Now stretching out to 6'5", the super athletic wing, brings real pop to the floor. He finishes above the rim with rim-rattling dunks and has the kind of burst that turns transition into easy points. Defensively, he stands out with chase-down blocks and strong help-side instincts. Jay'Maree rotates well, sees the play early, and makes impact plays around the basket. A lot of those defensive reads quickly turn into highlight finishes on the other end.

This group is trending up because their habits translate. They sprint back on defense. They rotate early. They talk. They cut with purpose. They don't chase stats. They chase winning plays. That's what moves the needle. In a crowded city like San Antonio, production gets attention, but trust earns offers. These are the players building trust right now.