April Grassroots Stock-Risers Part 1

Turkson's blend of physicality, size, and activity caught my attention when I evaluated his game. I like how active he tries to be whenever he is on the floor. He is a somewhat of a tweener which makes him versatile due to the ability of plugging and playing him in different pieces of his teams puzzle. Like how he is a threat as a slasher.     Nicol was impressive with his ability to touch the game in different facets. He scored the ball in different ways and showed that he could string together points when he got into a groove. His length and reach came into play when finding ways to rebound and collect steals. Nicol process the game at a high level and has a great feel for the game.     The forward has vastly improved over the last seven months and have been impressed with his productivity. He is a frequent threat as a floor spacer. Broko shear size allows him to eat up space on the interior. Like how he plays with an assertive motor if his team is winning or loosing.     Folk is effective making things happen on the offensive end of the floor when he has the ball in his hands. He is always in the paint and always keeps the defense on their toes when he is on the attack. He is a threat to make plays for himself and others. Folk has the ability to score the basketball in the blink of an eye. He was effective filling the lane in transition. Folk can have big plays eyes too much and that led to him turning the ball over on a few possessions.     Wilson showed that he can find the hoop in different ways throughout the game. He has a strong frame that he uses to bully his way to spots and absorb contact when going up for scoring chances. Wilson found teammates in different spots on the floor with his passing. He is a natural playmaker and I like the way he processes the game on the fly.