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Each week, Rivals.com recruiting analysts Jerry Meyer and Eric Bossi break down the top 10 in a different category. This week, they take a look at the top midrange scorers from the 2011 Rivals150.

School: Winter Park (Fla.) High School

The Buzz: His ability to score is the primary reason Rivers is the top prospect in 2011, and his knack for hitting creative and tough shots in the midrange is impressive.

School: St. Louis (Mo.) Chaminade

The Buzz: Right with Rivers is Beal who will score a lot of points for Florida inside the arc.

School: Madison (Ala.) Bob Jones

The Buzz: The first thing that comes to mind with Randolph, who is an Alabama signee, is his midrange scoring game.

School: Oakland (Claif.) High School

The Buzz: Brown, an Oregon signee, has the physical strength to utilize his shooting stroke inside the arc.

School: South Kent (Conn.) Prep

The Buzz: St. John's will add a dangerous weapon next year with Harkless' midrange scoring ability.

School: Chicago (Ill.) Morgan Park

The Buzz: A Louisville signee, Blackshear has put up huge scoring numbers the last couple years, largely because of his midrange scoring.

School: Houston (Texas) Bellaire

The Buzz: Texas hopes McClellan can use his pull up game to score points for them like Jordan Hamilton has done.

School: Meridian (Miss.) High School

The Buzz: Long and crafty with the ball, Hood, a Mississippi State signee, does his best work in the midrange area.

School: Burlington (N.J.) Life Center Academy

The Buzz: He is a lethal long-range shooter, but Ross will also score points for Ohio State in the midrange.

School: Portsmouth (Va.) Norcom

The Buzz: Virginia Tech is excited about the various skills of Finney-Smith, including his midrange scoring.

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