Underrated Until Now

Here are five prospects out of the state of Nebraska who I would consider "underrated", up until this point in their career but it's time for everyone to get the respect that they deserve.   Thanks for tuning in and enjoy!    The mixture of size, touch, coordination, and smarts that [player_tooltip player_id='896704' first='Grayson' last='Gentile'] brings to the court is nothing to joke about. Gentile comes in at 6'2, she is very good around the rim on either side of the ball, and she is a heck of a teammate. Up until this point, she has just recently started to receive some collegiate interest but it's surely not enough. With her mixture of everything, it's crazy to think that there isn't a D2 coach out there that is looking for her size. She will be moving into her Senior year this upcoming Winter and where ever she ends up committing to at the end of the day, I'm sure she is going to shine. Especially when put in the right situation to be geared toward her play-style.     I'm not sure if [player_tooltip player_id='977546' first='Sami' last='Wemhoff'] is committed yet but she is a collegiate level talent, that we have never had the chance to talk about just yet. Wemhoff is a 5'11 prospect at the Guard position, that moves well for her size. She is impressive in her ability to make something out of nothing, she can knock down big buckets, and her length plays to her advantage in almost every situation. Like I said, I'm not sure if she is college committed already but from the looks of it, she holds a Wayne State offer and I'm sure a few others from around the Midwest as well.     [player_tooltip player_id='865313' first='Ansley' last='Elofson'] showed more promise than expected as a Freshman on the Varsity floor at Fort Calhoun High School last Winter and I'm thinking that she is going to build on that big time in the near future. Elofson comes in standing at 6'0, she understands the game of basketball and situation ball placement, she is athletic and coordinated for her height, and she is as selfless as they come. She competed this AAU season with a nationally known program in the ETG Midwest [program_tooltip program_id='713325' first='Elite' last=''] and I'm sure she will do the same this next season. If last Winter was any indication of what she is going to be able to become by the time she is an upperclassmen, than everyone should watch out cause she is going to be a handful to say the least.     The biggest question I will have for Arlington High School and [player_tooltip player_id='759022' first='Macy' last='Wolf'] this upcoming season will be, how efficient can they be? Both as a group and individually. In Wolf's case, she plays off the creation of her team's star PG, so she needs to be able to knock down shots at a high and consistent rate, no matter the situation. I know that up until this point, Wolf has kind of always been the second option at Arlington offensively but she is sure to have some eye-opening contests this Winter if she continues to work hard.     [player_tooltip player_id='996563' first='Ayla' last='Garrett'] of Conestoga High School recored respectable numbers last Winter, a few double-doubles, all while helping lead her team, night-in and night-out from the Small Forward position. Garrett would be considered an "undersized" Forward, that makes up for it with her effort level, motor, and heart. She doesn't let her size define her game and she always seems to do pretty well whenever she is competing on the high school floor. It'll be interesting to see what she can do as an upperclassmen in this program now. With her heart, anything is possible but the teammates around her and her team's strategy is also pretty important in the grand scheme of things as well.

Here are five prospects out of the state of Nebraska who I would consider "underrated", up until this point in their career but it's time for everyone to get the respect that they deserve.