Eaton, out of the Tilton School in New Hampshire, checks in at #11 among the combo guards and #95 overall. Eaton has taken advantage of his post-graduate year so far, shining as an off-ball scorer that can get it done at all three levels. He’s a bouncy athlete that is hard to guard when he gets downhill, shows a good feel for the game as a cutter, and has the ability to make contested shots at the second and third levels. Defensively, he’s capable of guarding any spot on the perimeter, moves his feet well in space, and does a nice job of making plays in passing lanes. He’ll play at the scholarship level and should have a variety of suitor come the spring.

+15 (#106 to #91)

Eaton, a guard out of the Tilton School, jumped 15 spots in this rankings update. The post-grad guard is a high level athlete that does a great job of using his quickness to his advantage when getting downhill. He attacks closeouts, does a great job of getting to the rim in transition, and shows the ability to finish in a variety of ways around the rim. He continues to be a tough shot maker, has the ability to operate as a primary handler in the half-court, and can make good passes out of ball screens. He’s a tough on-ball defender that does a great job of making plays in passing lanes.