Pennsylvania Stock Risers to Watch

Addo-Boateng has a knack for inserting himself into driving and passing lanes, creating steals and quickly turning defense into offense. I like how he advances the ball ahead in transition, consistently finding teammates filling the lanes for easy scoring opportunities. He projects as a viable plug-and-play guard because of the energy and versatility he brings to the floor. Addo-Boateng plays with an immense level of activity and effort, and he flashes scoring ability by finding different ways to string together points throughout the game.     Curren has nice touch around the basket, complemented by soft hands and good footwork on the interior. He has no issue setting up shop on the blocks and utilizing his post moves to create scoring opportunities. Defensively, he shows good timing when contesting shots, and his sheer size allows him to take up a lot of space in the paint. With his combination of physical tools and developing skill set, Curren's best basketball is still ahead of him.     ord makes his presence felt as a perimeter threat and is capable of knocking down shots from deep while playing off the basketball. If his feet are set, there is a high probability the shot is going in. He currently finds himself between a few positions, but his shooting ability gives him a valuable skill set that translates regardless of role. His floor-spacing and willingness to move without the ball make him an asset on the offensive end.     Uses length to be in driving and passing lanes on defense and acquires steals. He puts himself in good spots to fall into rebounds. Emeh size allows him to eat away space underneath. He is a threat to space the floor.     Crafty guard who can change gears when he is on the attack. He lives in the paint while keeping pressure on opposing defenses. Moore has nice touch around the bucket. Moore uses his close proximity to the ground to gather steals. He should see a larger role this upcoming season as a sophomore.