Attention Should Shift Toward These 10 Valuable '28 Bigs

The bigs aren't always getting the attention they deserve, so this is an opportunity to do so. 2028 would be good place to start, since there's so many valuable gems in the class. Check out the 10 names listed below.   Use code MBG30 for 30% off your first purchase of any subscription.    [player_tooltip player_id='1041806' first='Emma' last='Moore'] (2028) |   Emma is a candidate to move up the ranks after giving sufficient proof of what a reliable force she can be. Her teammates can always count on her, no matter the matchup. The energy and will to win poses Moore as a considerable threat.     [player_tooltip player_id='351274' first='Alana' last='McNamara'] (2028) | PF |   Alana can be used as a secondary offensive hub that's becoming more dominant as time passes. Her prominence is a result of hard work. She's regularly getting in the gym working on her game. McNamara is a serious factor in '28.     Amanada Martin (2028) | PF/C |   Martin gets great position for rebounds, has quick bounce off the floor and has developed some crafty moves in the post. Amanda plays her role well for her team, never taking away from others. She'll meet the expectations put before her without any risk.     [player_tooltip player_id='1209779' first='Alicia' last='Stone'] (2028) | PF |   Stone embraces physical play, has good center of gravity which allows her to absorb contact and has a strong motor too. On the other side of the ball, Alicia can also guard multiple positions. The willingness to stay in front of her assignment and remain active no matter the situation, makes her even more valuable.     [player_tooltip player_id='903426' first='Alexa' last='Scaringello'] (2028) | PF |   Scaringello can end up being a bigtime name in '28 in due time. Alexa can thrive in just about any style of game due to her inside-out offensive skillset. She also doesn't take away from others on the floor, helping the flow of her teammates. Alexa has the tools to be a bigtime player. The sheer size alone is intimidating enough, but as she starts to gain more confidence it'll make her even more imposing.     Jhene Fortunat (2028) | PF |   Injuries have held Fortunat back at bit, but she does show flashes that will keep her in conversations with the upper end talent from the class. It's unfortunate Jhene hasn't been able to show her best just yet, but that could be coming shortly.     [player_tooltip player_id='658588' first='Shannon' last='O'Leary'] (2028) | PF |   O'Leary should be moving up class ranks shortly. Her performance over the summer earned her college interest which converted to an offer from Colgate. The lefty forward has great footwork, gets position quickly and has dynamic power coming out of the post. On top of that Shannon can knock down midranges regularly. Defensively, she's pretty solid too, showing the ability to contain various types of post players. Shannon's stock is certainly going up.     [player_tooltip player_id='1274414' first='Ella' last='Higgins'] (2028) | C |   Higgins' overall performance on the season for Milton was impressive. Ella is reliable on both ends and stays consistent in her approach. She's a certain physical presence that'll dependably impact post play.     Kaya Cisse (2028) |   A true gamer that is one of the better posts in her state. Cisse is hard to get an accurate gauge on just because her games aren't always accessible. However, the tape tells a tale of someone that's confident taking open shots, an adept rebounder and an accurate passer. Kayla also shows to be a deterrent for lane penetrators. Her long arms and defensive IQ keep her in good position.     [player_tooltip player_id='1223696' first='Hailey' last='Mayo'] (2028) | PF/C |   Mayo is most likely a player that'll climb the ranks in the upcoming update. She was a main staple for the CT Starters and they played through the skilled big. Not only is Mayo tall, but she's incredibly strong. Typically, someone so stout wouldn't have touch, but that's where Hailey proves to be different. She can knock the long midrange down consistently, finishes well around the rim and has impressive vison for the position. The interior defense provided is resolute is well. Her proximity within the paint is quite intimidating. #106 is too low right now.

The bigs aren't always getting the attention they deserve, so this is an opportunity to do so. 2028 would be good place to start, since there's so many valuable gems in the class. Check out the 10 names listed below.