MADE Hoops Philly Spring Clash Stock-Rising Bigs

Wolf is a physical anchor on the interior scoring the ball different ways around the paint. He is a good passer and has no issues finding his teammates for scoring chances and is an effective bounce passer. He made his fair share of trips to the foul line and made the most of his chances there. If you give him space from deep he can also be a capable shooter from deep. His frame allows him to eat up space on the interior and takes away driving lanes for slashers. Wolf plays with a high motor and competes every possession.     Malok impressed with his expanded offensive game. He is a threat to play inside and out and made plays from the dunker spot and stretched the floor as a shooter. He runs the floor effortlessly in transition. Like how Malok had an efficient shot selection and didn't look to just jack shots. He has good timing and always seems to be in good spots to make things happen. He makes everything look easy when he is out on the floor. He has received several division one offers over the last several weeks and should see a lot more traction in the coming week as the live period begins.     Friday always seemed to have a nose for the bucket whenever he was around the blocks and showed some nice scoring touch. He also showed that he can score using his in-between game when defenses gave him space. His big frame allows him to battle down low and get great positioning for himself to operate. He showed the ability to process the game well and is a sneaky good passer and found others for scoring looks. He moves well without the basketball.     Ruch scored the ball in a slew of ways throughout the day. He used his baby hook when needed and set up shop on either block. Like the way he screened for others who were playing off of the basketball by pin down actions. Ruch has nice footwork when he is playing around the post on offense. His soft touch was seen throughout the game. Ruch made a valiant effort to contest shots during the game I saw. He had no issue rebounding the ball and was in the right spots to come down with a handful of them. I want to see him overplay less when he gets switched onto guarding guards. Ruch is a step slower and want to see him work on getting faster.     Prizzi is an immense presence underneath who impacts the game on both sides of the floor. He shags rebounds the same way and outfielder catches pop outs. He made several trips to the foul line and liked how he had no issue seeking out contact. He is very fluid for his size and has no issues running the floor in transition. He had good timing when he was going up to block shots.