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AI-assisted scouting reports on D1-caliber prep players, refreshed continuously as new film, offers, rankings, and recruiting developments come in. Each report is reviewed for accuracy against our source pipeline before publication. Sorted by most recently updated.
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Qayden Samuels#27
SF · 6-5 · Class of 2026
Bishop McNamara
There's a reason coaches fly across the country to watch a select few players before they can even drive themselves to practice. It’s for prospects like Qayden Samuels, who possesses that rare blend of physical gifts and burgeoning skill that…
Arafan Diane#25
C · 7-1 · Class of 2026
Iowa United Prep
When a prospect strides onto the floor and immediately alters the geometry of the game, coaches take notice. A 7-foot-1 presence changes everything, not just for his team, but for the opposing offense's entire approach. Arafan Diane, even at this…
Abdou Toure#16
SF · 6-5 · Class of 2026
Notre Dame
The jumper leaves Abdou Toure's hand with a certain fluidity that immediately catches the eye. It's the kind of effortless motion that suggests countless hours in the gym, a dedication to perfecting one of the game's most crucial skills. But…
Brandon McCoy Jr.#11
SG · 6-5 · Class of 2026
Sierra Canyon
The weight of expectation often settles heavily on prospects at basketball factories like Sierra Canyon, but Brandon McCoy Jr. appears to carry it with an uncommon ease. He steps onto the court not with the urgency of someone trying to…
Marcus Spears Jr.#8
PF · 6-9 · Class of 2026
Dynamic Prep
The court changes when Marcus Spears Jr. steps onto it. His 6-9 frame isn't just a physical advantage; it's a weapon deployed with purpose, altering shots at the rim on one possession and draining a three from the wing on…
Toni Bryant#24
PF · 6-9 · Class of 2026
Southeastern Prep
When you walk into Southeastern Prep's gym, the sheer volume of talent can overwhelm you, but one player consistently cuts through the noise with his disciplined ferocity. Toni Bryant, a 6-9 power forward in the 2026 class, isn't just another…
Adonis Ratliff#23
PF · 6-11 · Class of 2026
Archbishop Stepinac
Picture a 6-11 player with the fluidity of a wing, who can stretch the floor and put it on the deck. That's what USC just got with Adonis Ratliff. This isn't your typical plodding big man; Ratliff brings a versatile…
Bryson Howard#22
SG · 6-4 · Class of 2026
Frisco Heritage
The snap of the net follows his release with an almost rhythmic inevitability; Bryson Howard just makes scoring look easy. He glides around the perimeter, a picture of calm efficiency, yet every possession he touches has the potential for immediate…
Quentin Coleman#14
SG · 6-4 · Class of 2026
The Principia School
When a player decides to skip a significant portion of their high school career to jump straight into college basketball, it's usually a clear signal they possess a rare blend of talent and mental fortitude. Quentin Coleman, a prodigious shooting…
Austin Goosby#19
CG · 6-5 · Class of 2026
Dynamic Prep
The traditional recruiting calendar has been upended, and we're seeing more and more programs secure foundational pieces earlier than ever. Austin Goosby, a cornerstone of the 2026 class, represents this new wave perfectly, transitioning straight into the college ranks while…
Miles Sadler#21
PG · 5-10 · Class of 2026
Bella Vista Prep
The sight of a 2026 prospect already donning a Division 1 uniform isn't something you encounter every day. Miles Sadler has defied the conventional recruiting calendar, making an early jump to West Virginia where he's now navigating the collegiate landscape…
Brandon McCoy#14
SG · 6-5 · Class of 2026
Sierra Canyon
The court hums a different tune when a player with Brandon McCoy's blend of size and skill steps onto it. He moves with a predatory instinct, always looking to exploit a defensive lapse or create a scoring opportunity for himself…
Aeneas Bridges
6-2 · Class of 2026
Jackson Academy
A versatile performer who consistently delivers when his team needs scoring and rebounding production most.
Darren Moore
PG · Class of 2026
Northfield Mount Hermon
A 6'2 floor general who's decided to reopen his recruitment after decommitting from Stonehill, bringing championship experience and proven leadership to the transfer portal.
Andre Nickerson
F · 6-4 · Class of 2026
Inglewood
Raw athleticism often serves as the foundation for basketball greatness, and Class of 2026 prospects with untapped potential are catching scouts' attention early.
Amir Knight
SF · 6-0 · Class of 2026
Greeneville
A rising small forward from Tennessee's Greeneville High School is beginning to make waves on the hardwood with impressive scoring performances.
Amaya Battle
PG · 5-11 · Class of 2026
Hopkins
Versatility is becoming the most coveted trait in modern basketball, and Minnesota has a promising young talent who embodies that quality perfectly.
Amari Davis
PG · 6-0 · Class of 2026
Berean Baptist Academy
When the lights are brightest and the competition is fiercest, some players simply rise to the occasion and deliver when their team needs them most.
Amare Oba
SF · 6-6 · Class of 2026
Coronado
The Nevada prep scene has been producing elite wing talent at an impressive rate, and the Class of 2026 continues that tradition with emerging prospects making their mark early.
Alex Moses
Class of 2026
Cass Technical
When basketball runs this deep in the family tree, you expect the bloodlines to show up on the hardwood.
Cote Bellaud
PG · Class of 2026
Portsmouth
The 2026 point guard class is loaded with talent, but evaluators are keeping close tabs on emerging floor generals who could make significant jumps in their recruitment.
Horatio Major
SF · Class of 2026
Chaminade-Madonna
Leadership qualities often separate good prospects from great ones, and this 2026 small forward is already turning heads with his command presence on the court.
Canadian center Maxime Meyer
Class of 2026
The Great White North continues to produce elite basketball talent, and the Class of 2026 has another intriguing prospect emerging from the Canadian pipeline.
Aisa Galeai
SG · 6-1 · Class of 2026
Orem
Athletic guards who can impact winning at multiple levels are becoming increasingly valuable in today's basketball landscape.
Cole Simmons
SG · Class of 2026
Milton Academy
The 2026 class is beginning to show its depth, and Milton Academy is home to one of New England's most promising young talents.
Andrew Taylor
G · Class of 2026
Timpview
The 2026 class continues to unveil promising guard prospects, with emerging talent from Utah's prep ranks starting to turn heads.
Andre Palmer
G · Class of 2026
Harvard Westlake
The guard position is loaded with talent in the 2026 class, but Harvard Westlake is producing another prospect worth tracking closely.
Caleb Gaskins#18
PF · 6-8 · Class of 2026
Miami Columbus
It's not often you see a player from the 2026 class already making waves on a major Division I campus, but Caleb Gaskins isn't your typical prospect. He fast-tracked his development and reclassified, arriving in Miami ahead of schedule, proving…
Colin Rice#90
SF · 6-7 · Class of 2026
Waukee Northwest
The modern game demands wings who can stretch the floor, defend multiple positions, and make smart reads with the ball in their hands. When you talk about that archetype in the 2026 class, especially out of the Midwest, Colin Rice’s…
Dylan Mingo#15
CG · 6-5 · Class of 2026
Long Island Lutheran
A player with Dylan Mingo's physical gifts and intuitive feel for the game comes along rarely in any class, let alone one still developing his full complement of skills. Standing 6-5 with the wingspan to match, he offers a unique…
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