Stock Risers: Five 2028 Prospects Moving Up

Our <a href="https://prephoops.com/georgia/rankings/2028-rankings/">Updated 2028 Rankings</a> have expanded to include 136 players in the junior class. Camps, showcases and tournaments during June and July provided plenty of opportunties for our staff to evaluate prospects from around the state. Here is a closer look at five 2028 prospects that are moving up.    Allaire moved up nearly 10 spots in our updated 2028 rankings and continues to establish himself as an intriguing wing prospect. The Alexander High School product possesses a promising combination of positional size, length and athleticism. He is currently most productive inside the arc, where he can use his physical tools to attack and finish around the basket, while his developing perimeter skill set continues to add versatility to his offensive game.     Presley moved into the Top 20 of our updated 2028 rankings after continuing to establish himself as one of the top scoring guards in the class. The junior is an above average athlete and confident perimeter shot maker with deep range who can put points on the board. He also has a good feel for the game, plays with poise and consistently makes good reads with the ball in his hands.     Sullivan moved into the Top 30 of our updated rankings following a solid July with the Atlanta Celtics, where he averaged nearly eight points per game on the adidas circuit. The left handed lead guard has above average quickness and a good feel for the game, allowing him to impact the offense as both a scorer and distributor. Sullivan can get by defenders off the bounce, create opportunities for teammates and is a reliable perimeter shot maker when given open looks.     Goss moved into the Top 15 of our updated rankings after continuing to establish himself as one of the more dynamic lead guards in the class. The quick, athletic guard can create his own offense off the dribble and is a creative finisher who consistently puts pressure on the defense in the paint. Goss is also a capable perimeter shot-maker and plays with impressive toughness on both ends of the floor. He averaged more than seven points and two assists per game during July at Nike's Peach Jam.     Another Jonesboro product, Freeman averaged six points and five rebounds per game for a talented Atlanta Xpress team on the UAA circuit. He is an intriguing frontcourt prospect with impressive size, length and above average athleticism who finishes effectively around the rim and impacts the glass. Freeman also brings value on the defensive end, where his physical tools allow him to alter shots and protect the paint. His best basketball is certainly ahead of him.

Our Updated 2028 Rankings have expanded to include 136 players in the junior class. Camps, showcases and tournaments during June and July provided plenty of opportunties for our staff to evaluate prospects from around the state. Here is a closer look at five 2028 prospects that are moving up.

Aiden Allaire

HEIGHT 6'7"

POS SF

CLASS 2029

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Aiden Allaire

State: Oklahoma

School: Grind Prep

Club: AOT

Allaire moved up nearly 10 spots in our updated 2028 rankings and continues to establish himself as an intriguing wing prospect. The Alexander High School product possesses a promising combination of positional size, length and athleticism. He is currently most productive inside the arc, where he can use his physical tools to attack and finish around the basket, while his developing perimeter skill set continues to add versatility to his offensive game.

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Case Presley

GA #19

CG #5

HEIGHT 6'3"

POS CG

CLASS 2028

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Case Presley

State: Georgia

School: Dacula

Club: AE5

Presley moved into the Top 20 of our updated 2028 rankings after continuing to establish himself as one of the top scoring guards in the class. The junior is an above average athlete and confident perimeter shot maker with deep range who can put points on the board. He also has a good feel for the game, plays with poise and consistently makes good reads with the ball in his hands.