5 Players With Size to Watch in July

As the summer evaluation period heats up, size remains a premium asset at the collegiate level. Here are five prospects with elite frames and physical tools who have the potential to make a significant impact throughout the month of July.    [player_tooltip player_id='2604919' first='Raidon' last='Barney'] is that modern prototype of a versatile big man, boasting an upside that is truly off the charts. While he is currently developing his game at the high school level, his long-term trajectory is something that becomes intriguing to programs at the next level. He WILL continue to add strength to his 6'9" build, and his capacity to impact the game on both ends of the floor will only increase. He is a must-watch player in July.     Since his freshman year, it was clear that [player_tooltip player_id='2274390' first='Luka' last='Cecez'] possessed significant upside. Now, entering his senior season, he is ready to make a definitive statement: he has legitimate Division I potential. He is a high-level prospect for the Division II level, and given Westminster's aggressive approach to recruiting local talent, he would be a natural fit there. Furthermore, it wouldn't be a surprise to see JUCO powerhouses like Snow College and SLCC get involved to keep him in-state.     [player_tooltip player_id='2675052' first='Samiu' last='Taukiuvea'] stands out as one of the most physically imposing forwards in the class, positioning him for a breakout performance this year. With a critical July evaluation period ahead, he is primed to build significant momentum heading into what promises to be a standout junior season.     [player_tooltip player_id='2521701' first='Lincoln' last='Zimmerman'] is a prospect who consistently plays bigger than his listed height. He is explosive off the bounce and possesses elite rebounding instincts, utilizing a high motor to battle for 50/50 balls both inside and outside of his area. He is a must-watch player to track throughout July.       Rudolph is an energy giver and an energy creator. He is shooting the ball very well, and with good positioning at 3, he could make it difficult to defend. When he gets the ball and makes a quick move to the basket, he can get space and elevate. He is a two-way player who can shut down almost anyone in the post regardless of size. He is a must-watch player in July.

As the summer evaluation period heats up, size remains a premium asset at the collegiate level. Here are five prospects with elite frames and physical tools who have the potential to make a significant impact throughout the month of July.