Frashad Tisby
Committed · South Carolina"6’6, 184 lbs (Sg,Sf,Pf) Class of 2027, Cross Creek High School, GPA-4.219"
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Scout Report
Georgia has a long history of producing wings, and the Augusta area is putting another one on recruiting boards. A 6-foot-6 small forward at Cross Creek, Frashad Tisby already has offers from Florida State, South Carolina, USC and Georgia, and he is still a couple of years from the college floor.
Background
Tisby is from Augusta, Georgia, and plays his high school ball at Cross Creek. Augusta is a basketball town without the recruiting spotlight of Atlanta, so a prospect who gets national attention from there usually did the work to earn it. That he is a ranked prospect in the class of 2027 while playing in that setting says something. Details on his family and club circuit history are not part of the public profile here, so the picture of where he comes from is mostly the school, the city and the results.
Playing Style
The size and position tell the first part of the story. At 6-foot-6 on the wing, Tisby fits the mold college staffs want most right now: a player who can defend multiple spots, handle the ball enough to relieve pressure, and play off the ball when it counts. The offer list points the same way. Programs from the ACC, SEC, Pac-12 legacy and Sun Belt-style mid-major ranks do not line up for a one-note player. Coaches at that range are generally buying versatility, meaning someone who can score in more than one way and does not become a liability on the defensive end. Small forwards at this height often make their living in transition, on straight-line drives and as connectors in the half court who keep the ball moving. Whether Tisby leans more toward creator or finisher is the kind of thing that only shows up over a full season of game tape, and that is where evaluators will settle it. The consistent thread in his profile is a prospect who fits the modern wing role without needing to be forced into it.
Strengths
The ranking is the strongest data point. Sitting at #99 nationally in the class of 2027 puts him inside the top 100 of a national class, and that is a hard list to make. Seven Division I offers is another strong signal, particularly with high-major names like Florida State, South Carolina, USC and Georgia in the mix. Coaches at that level evaluate physical tools, feel and skill together, and they have decided he clears the bar on all three. His height at the wing spot gives him a natural advantage in passing lanes, on the glass and in switching situations.
Areas to Watch
The path from top-100 prospect to high-major contributor usually runs through consistency. Perimeter shooting, decision-making against set defenses and ball security against pressure are the areas that tend to separate wings at this stage. If Tisby tightens those, the top-50 conversation opens up, and the high-major offers become more than a list.
Player Comparison
A clean NBA or college comparison is hard to draw without detailed tape and measurables beyond height. Forcing one would be a disservice to him. The profile fits the broad archetype of a mid-size college wing who defends several positions and fills gaps on offense, and the comparison can be refined as his game develops through his senior season.
Recruitment
Seven Division I offers are on the table, including Florida State, South Carolina, Rice, Presbyterian, Tennessee Tech, USC and Georgia. No commitment is listed, so he appears to be open. The mix runs from major conference programs to mid-majors, which suggests a wide recruiting field that could narrow quickly once he starts official visits. With 2027 recruits heading into their senior year, the timeline is short, and a decision could come this fall or during the early signing period. Florida State, South Carolina and Georgia are the natural names to watch given their combination of offers and proximity to Augusta.
Projection
The likely outcome is a rotation wing at the high-major level who earns minutes early with size, effort and versatility, then grows into a bigger role as his skill level catches up. The range is wide. At the low end, he is a productive role player who stays for four years. At the high end, he develops into a starting wing on a strong college team with a shot at pro consideration. Much of that depends on how the perimeter game and physical strength develop over the next few years.
Updated Sep 27, 2026 · Analysis by PrepRadar Scouting Team
Career Journey
Cross Creek
PREP SCHOOL
Offers
7
South Carolina
Committed
Chose South Carolina over 6 other offers
Florida State
Tennessee Tech
USCOffers sourced from 247Sports and social media monitoring.
Social Activity
@CrossCreekBBall @iam_frashad scored 21 points and the mvpnof Game 1 and @iangetabucket added 18 pointa in the 90-65 win over @GreenHornetsAth @BojanglesBash. https://t.co/MSyRSF569f
@iam_frashad & @CrossCreekBBall will be in Sumter on December 6th https://x.com/UStarsse/status/1995477913441837294/photo/1
🚨 #TerryTalks 🚨 These players got me talking about their DAY 2 performance at the Holiday Hoopsgiving Rocket City Edition in Huntsville AL... #HHoopsGiving #HolidayHoopsgiving #HuntsvilleEdition @Hhoopsgiving @PaulBiancardi @SCNext @TheUCReport @Ani_Umana @BartlettHoops https://t.co/YcrZmTy7ws
Frashad Tisby with a stellar game for Cross Creek in the W! 🔥🔥🔥 @iam_frashad https://x.com/noahbasketball/status/1993537494512492830/photo/1