Pennsylvania Guards to Monitor in 27 + 28

Brown is a fundementaly sound guard who impacts the game in a variety of ways. He stands in driving lanes to come up with steals. He knocks down shots when playing off of the basketball and can't be left open or he will make you pay. Brown can play on or off the basketball and has no issues finding teammates for scoring chances of their own.     Heslop finds different ways to put the ball in the bucket. He is at his best in the half-court and is a threat as a straight line driver to the bucket. Good vision of the floor and can make plays for others with his passing. He showed that he can connect from deep if he is left open.     Foster is a natural playmaker who thrives with his ability to make plays for others with his passing. He processes the game at a high level and is one step ahead of the defense. He's also capable of scoring from three. He effortlessly gets to the rim on the attack and consistently takes what the defense gives him.     Brown is a jet quick guard who lives in the paint and thrives getting downhill when on the attack. He has acrobatic touch around the bucket and shows tendencies to fill it up a variety of ways. Like how he has no issues finding others and gets bounce passes through tight gaps in the defense. Like how he is able to fill the lane in transition.     Stoessel is a lead guard who is a threat to score or make a play whenever he has the ball in his hands. He has no issues getting into the paint on the attack and seeks out contact regularly. He has a nice handle and shows flashes of being shifty. Like the way he has no issues changing gears when playing in the half-court. Stoessel shows that he can operate using his in-between game when defenses give him separation. Like the way he can slide over the two guard and drill open shots as a catch and shooter in a multi-guard lineup.