Offense – As a quick, crafty guard, Bentley is hard to stay in front of, keeping defenders off balance at all times. He’s a difficult guard because he has no real weakness. Bentley is a great playmaker, throwing lobs to teammates out of sets and kicking out on drives. Not the biggest player on the court, he uses great skill, altering his shots around the rim when needed. The same can be said for his jumper, as his efficiency when creating for himself continues to improve.

Defense – Bentley is dangerous in transition and loves to run. He has great instincts in the passing lanes, being able to seemingly pop out of nowhere and force turnovers at a high rate.

The younger brother of Cayleb possesses the same high IQ and knowledge of the game. Playing alongside his brother, Bentley takes on more of a score-first role. He’s a talented scorer and is able to create his own looks. It isn’t rare to see a stepback or a side-step three from him. Without the ball, he’s active, coming off screens or cutting to the rim. Bentley can sometimes be a little loose with the ball, but he’s incredibly shifty and can get past opponents regularly. The junior guard plays with alot passion, and it’s easy to tell how much he cares.  

Stobaugh plays with a steady hand and a shooter’s mentality. He thrives as a floor spacer, consistently finding his spots on the perimeter and stepping into shots with balance and confidence. His ability to stay patient within the offense makes him a valuable piece. With added strength and defending, he projects as a reliable catch-and-shoot guard who can stretch defenses.