Ball has put together an impressive fall and is poised to move up in our upcoming rankings update next month. An athletic, aggressive wing with good positional size and length, he plays with a high motor and consistently brings energy to both ends of the floor. Ball is particularly effective attacking the basket, using his athleticism and physical tools to get downhill and finish around the rim. He runs the floor well, competes on the glass and brings an active approach defensively. His combination of size, athleticism, toughness and consistent effort makes him a wing prospect whose stock continues to rise.

The senior is a skilled wing with positional size and the ability to score at all three levels. He is particularly effective attacking closeouts and getting downhill on straight line drives, using his size and skill to finish in the paint. A capable open shot maker from the perimeter, he continues to expand his offensive game and is trending in the right direction as a prospect.

The 6-foot-6 rangy wing checks a lot of boxes from an athletic and versatility standpoint. Ball plays with a high motor and shows real pop as a leaper, particularly on the offensive glass where his quick second jump allows him to extend possessions and finish above the rim. On the perimeter, he flashes creativity with the ball in his hands, stringing together dribble combinations to create separation for pull-up threes or straight-line drives that often end with emphatic finishes. Defensively, Ball moves his feet well for his size and can comfortably slide with wings, staying attached through the drive and challenging shots at the rim. His blend of length, athleticism, and shot-making upside makes him an intriguing multi-level scorer and a matchup problem on both ends.

A breakout player at camp, Ball was everywhere from the opening tip. The 6-foot-6 rangy wing is an impressive athlete. Active and aggressive, Ball used a quick second leap to attack rebounds. He was creative with the ball on the perimeter, using dribble combos to free himself for pull-up threes or slashes to the rim which he finished with slams. Defensively, Arthur moves his feet well, capable of defending on the wing and sticking with his man until challenging a shot at the basket. Love his upside over his final two seasons at Midtown.