Stock Market Analysis: Players Trending Upward

Wright might very well be the best '28 in the state, and is really gaining steam as a prospect. She possess elite size and length for a wing at 6'0. She's already a high level defender and shot blocker. She's incredibly dangerous attacking the rim--great instincts as a scorer in the paint as she can score in a variety of ways. Her shooting stroke has continued to improve, and she showcased it at the PGH Freshman Showcase in Georgia a few weeks ago. She's already a D1 wing....the question will be "how high can she climb?"     [player_tooltip player_id='780456' first='Jules' last='Ferrell'] is legit. The '27 had an incredible year of basketball. In school ball she was the starting PG for a powerful White County team, and then immediately went into AAU playing up with the Top Gun U17 team. Ferrell is a fearless competitor that already knows a couple truths: iron sharpens iron....and, her basketball career is a marathon--not a sprint. She's talented enough that she would be a dominant player in her age group, and instead chose to play up, and I think it was a tremendous help to her.   Ferrell is a sniper from deep. When defenses lose focus, she has a quick trigger off the bounce. She's adept at breaking down defenses, and reading where everyone on the court is, and what will be open before it is. Elite passer. Will eventually be a high level scorer when that becomes her role. She's a high level high school guard and proved it this summer.     I keep hearing Theola Mills' name being thrown around amongst coaches as a kid with HUGE upside, and continues to get better. As a 5'11 post, she has decent size, but plays much bigger than she is. Uses her length, athleticism, and elite anticipation to her advantage. Already a high level defender and rebounder, has taken big-time strides offensively. She's a force when attacking the rim, can finish with either hand, and isn't afraid of contact. If she continues to improve at the rate she's currently moving....watch out.     Is simply superb at multiple aspects of the game. I think her ability to play low to the ground is off the charts. Attacking the rim is all about "shoulders and hips": if you get your shoulders past hers, you win. And Glasper plays with a shiftiness and bounce that few players have. I thought she looked terrific for [program_tooltip program_id='713260' first='ETA' last='Thunder'] as a playmaking guard. Defends really well too. Underrated kid.     Based on the numbers alone, she's likely the most dominant '26 in the state. She's an old-school big that knows how to use her sheet strength and power to put opponents under the basket. She's really benefitted from great coaching, and knows exactly who is open (and why) in Bradley Central's man-to-man offensive sets.   Recently received an offer from the University of Georgia (Go Dawgs, Sic Em') to cement herself as a top tier '26 player in the country. Then ESPN moved her up to #38 in their class rankings. She's beginning to game national notoriety, and it's all well deserved.     Jordan is unlike almost any other '26 guard in state. She's supremely athletic, long, versatile, and is beginning to unlock a whole level of her game from a skill perspective. She's picked up recent offers from Austin-Peay and Dayton (OH). She's turning herself into one of the better '26's in the Southeast.     Bacon solidified herself as a top '28 in the country this summer. Her back to the basket game is continuing to develop, she's superb in the pick and roll game, and is a high level offensive rebounder. Finds ways to score at tough angles. She's picked up offers from some of the top tier teams in the country. I've really enjoyed watching her development! She started out as a physical specimen (and still is), but has really added a skill element to her game.