When high school seniors make a jump in the ESPN 100 rankings, it's natural to assume it's because they had a big game. Although individual performances are meaningful, a recruit's body of work, work ethic and impact in important games plays a larger role.
The ranking process has a four-prong approach (performance, production, potential, projection) in which a prospect's athleticism, physicality, skill, basketball IQ and "winning traits" are examined.
Based on that criteria, we've identified five players whose stocks have risen in the senior class.