Florida State’s Kam Taylor had a very impressive game in his team’s win against Auburn. The 6’7 Junior Guard finished with 19 points, 4 rebounds, 1 assist, and a steal on 50/50/100 splits. Taylor has the potential to be one of the biggest risers in this seasons NBA Draft, and he showed why today with an impressive showcase of athleticism, shooting, defensive impact, rim pressure, and foul drawing.

Stanford’s Julius Price has the chance to be one of the biggest potential breakout NBA Draft freshmen prospects in college basketball next season. The 6’4 Guard was a standout in HS who averaged 21/4/5 on 52/36/82 for a top 30 HS team nationally, along with being the leading scorer for Team WhyNot averaging 13/3/2 and he also averaged 22/3/5 on 51/44/70 splits in U18 for Sweden Price has the ability to score on all 3 levels with efficiency at 6’4 and plays with a great pace for the game who can get to his spots consistently. Price is a high level finisher who shot 65% at the rim in EYBL and 68% at the rim in U18, who has the ability to get to the rim in the half court as a creator, or in transition. Price is also a skilled mid range scorer and is a talented shooter who has the ability to create plays for his teammates while also being a strong defender. Price has an extremely polished game for a freshman and is a guy who impacts winning at a high level and has the chance to be a major riser for Stanford next season.