Fresh Scout Reports

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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Isaiah Ward

Isaiah Ward#321

PF · 6-6 · Class of 2026

San Antonio Brennan

When you've got three ranked teammates all committed to D1 programs, it says something about the talent level at Brennan High School in San Antonio.

Updated 3d agoUTEP
Phoenix Woodson

Phoenix Woodson#301

PF · 6-7 · Class of 2026

Dynamic Prep

Dynamic Prep's loaded roster gets most of the headlines for its top-tier talent, but the #295-ranked forward might be the most undervalued piece of their championship puzzle.

Updated 3d agoNew Mexico State
Elhadji Diallo

Elhadji Diallo#264

PF · 6-7 · Class of 2026

Combine Academy

When a 6-7 forward moves with the fluidity of a guard while maintaining the physicality to bang in the paint, college coaches take notice. That combination of size and skill is exactly what has Rutgers, Virginia Tech, and Mississippi State…

Updated 3d agoUMass Lowell
TJ Crumble

TJ Crumble#256

PF · 6-7 · Class of 2026

Long Island Lutheran

Walk into Long Island Lutheran's gym and you'll see future NBA talent at every position, but the kid at power forward might be the smartest player on the floor. TJ Crumble operates with the kind of basketball IQ that makes…

Updated 3d agoNorth Texas
Brayden Kyman

Brayden Kyman#253

PF · 6-7 · Class of 2026

Santa Margarita Catholic

When three teammates from the same high school program all crack the top 250 nationally and commit to major programs, you know there's something special brewing in Orange County. Santa Margarita Catholic has quietly become a pipeline for college basketball…

Updated 3d agoWashington State
MJ Madison

MJ Madison#241

PF · 6-9 · Class of 2026

Prolific Prep

When you're sharing the court with three top-10 recruits and still carving out your role, that tells you something about a player's mentality. At 6-9 with legitimate four-man skills, MJ Madison has found ways to contribute on one of the…

Updated 3d agoMcNeese
Landon Davis

Landon Davis#207

PF · 6-8 · Class of 2026

Waukee Northwest

When a program lands a commitment from a 6-8 forward ranked outside the top 200, they're usually banking on upside over immediate impact. Illinois found something different in their latest pledge — a player whose college-ready frame and fundamentals suggest…

Updated 3d agoIllinois
Asher Elson

Asher Elson#192

PF · 6-10 · Class of 2026

Overtime Elite

When a 6-10 power forward moves with the fluidity of a wing player and processes the game like a point guard, college coaches take notice. That combination of size, skill, and basketball IQ has Xavier celebrating their latest commitment.

Updated 3d agoXavier
Alex Smith

Alex Smith#162

PF · 6-9 · Class of 2026

Prolific Prep

Walking into Prolific Prep's gym feels like stepping into a basketball laboratory where elite prospects are manufactured. The 6-9 frame working the low post with surprising finesse catches your eye immediately, even on a roster loaded with top-10 talent.

Updated 3d agoOhio State
Nicholas Randall

Nicholas Randall#161

PF · 6-7 · Class of 2026

Compass Prep

When a 6-7 forward can stretch defenses to the three-point line while protecting the rim on the other end, coaches take notice. That two-way impact has Nicholas Randall flying under the radar despite playing for one of the most talent-loaded…

Updated 3d agoMissouri
Jalan Wingfield

Jalan Wingfield#161

PF · 6-8 · Class of 2026

Tri-Cities

When a 6-8 power forward can face up and attack closeouts with the fluidity of a wing, college coaches take notice fast. That's exactly what happened when Jalan Wingfield exploded onto the national scene, turning a crowded recruitment into a…

Updated 3d agoFIU
Will Goode

Will Goode#304

PF · 6-9 · Class of 2026

Louisburg

When a 6-9 forward from a small Kansas town commits to his local mid-major before the phone really starts ringing, you either found a hidden gem or a kid who values loyalty over leverage. Will Goode's early pledge to Kansas…

Updated 10d agoKansas City
Max VanLaningham

Max VanLaningham#303

PF · 6-7 · Class of 2026

Woodcreek

Standing at 6-7 with natural power forward instincts, this Woodcreek standout has already secured his college future despite being relatively early in the recruitment process.

Updated 10d agoLong Beach State
Reece Davidson

Reece Davidson#293

PF · 6-7 · Class of 2026

North Laurel

Standing at 6-7 with the versatility to impact winning at multiple positions, this emerging power forward prospect is beginning to turn heads on the national recruiting scene.

Updated 10d agoLiberty
Hudson Lucas

Hudson Lucas#276

PF · 6-8 · Class of 2026

Dallas Parish Episcopal

Standing 6-8 with developing skills in the frontcourt, this Texas prospect is beginning to emerge as a name to watch in the 2026 recruiting cycle.

Updated 10d agoNevada
Eric Fiedler

Eric Fiedler#275

PF · 6-6 · Class of 2026

Regis Jesuit

A versatile forward with legitimate size and skill is making waves in Colorado's competitive prep basketball scene.

Updated 10d agoColorado State
Rashaun Porter

Rashaun Porter#269

PF · 6-7 · Class of 2026

DePaul College Prep

When a 6-7 forward commits to a Mid-American Conference program before his junior season even starts, there's usually a compelling story behind the early decision. Rashaun Porter's pledge to Toledo suggests a player who values development opportunity over immediate prestige.

Updated 10d agoToledo
Jayson Peterson

Jayson Peterson#265

PF · 6-8 · Class of 2026

St. Andrew's Episcopal

The athletic bloodline runs deep when three generations of Petersons share the same first name and the same competitive fire. At 6-8 with room to grow, this latest Darryl Peterson product is starting to turn heads in Maryland prep circles.

Updated 10d agoUTSA
Aeneas Alexander

Aeneas Alexander#255

PF · 6-7 · Class of 2026

Leadership Prep

When you have NBA bloodlines but carry the chip of an unrecruited prospect, that internal fire burns differently. Aeneas Alexander walks into the gym carrying both the expectations that come with his last name and the hunger of a player…

Updated 10d agoNorth Texas
Dikembe Shaw

Dikembe Shaw#254

PF · 6-7 · Class of 2026

Crown Point

Sometimes the best finds come from watching film on a Tuesday night in November, breaking down a kid who's flying under the radar while everyone else chases the obvious five-stars. At 6-7 with legitimate two-way potential, there's a Crown Point…

Updated 10d agoIllinois-Chicago
Xavier Roberson

Xavier Roberson#332

PF · 6-7 · Class of 2026

Dynamic Prep

When you're practicing alongside the #1 player in the country and holding your own, coaches take notice.

Updated 10d agoSam Houston
Austin Brown

Austin Brown#226

PF · 6-8 · Class of 2026

Lufkin

There's something different about watching a 6-8 forward who moves like he's been playing the game for decades, even though he's just a sophomore. Austin Brown carries himself with the quiet confidence of a player who knows his time is…

Updated 10d agoMaryland
Daniel Patton

Daniel Patton#223

PF · 6-7 · Class of 2026

Cy Falls

There's a certain type of power forward who makes coaches lean forward in their chairs during film sessions. The kind who operates with surprising finesse for his size but never forgets he can physically impose his will when needed.

Updated 10d agoOle Miss
Braylen Langley

Braylen Langley#302

PF · 6-9 · Class of 2026

Skyline Prep

Late bloomers often carry the biggest chips on their shoulders, and watching a 6-9 power forward commit early to Stephen F. Austin while ranked outside the top 150 nationally tells you everything about hunger and opportunity. Sometimes the best stories…

Updated 10d agoStephen F. Austin
Sam Fleming

Sam Fleming#191

PF · 6-7 · Class of 2026

Wilbraham & Monson Academy

The 6-foot-7 frame moving fluidly through post drills catches your attention first, but it's the basketball IQ that separates this prospect from the typical big man. Sam Fleming processes the game at a level that has college coaches taking notes…

Updated 10d agoUncommitted
Rivers Knight

Rivers Knight#190

PF · 6-8 · Class of 2026

La Lumiere School

Walking into La Lumiere's practice facility, you immediately notice the 6-8 frame moving with surprising fluidity in the post. Rivers Knight might be ranked outside the top 200 nationally, but his commitment to Purdue suggests the Boilermakers see something others…

Updated 10d agoPurdue
Brennan Miller

Brennan Miller#331

PF · 6-7 · Class of 2026

Lawrence North

Sometimes the best value plays come from kids who understand their role and execute it flawlessly every night.

Updated 10d agoSIU Edwardsville
Jamison White

Jamison White#159

PF · 6-7 · Class of 2026

East St. Louis

When you watch tape from East St. Louis, one thing becomes clear immediately - there's legitimate size and athleticism developing in the Flyers' frontcourt. At 6-7, Jamison White moves with the kind of fluidity that catches your eye before you…

Updated 10d agoSaint Louis
Elton Smith Jr.

Elton Smith Jr.#243

PF · 6-9 · Class of 2026

When you're sharing the floor with the top-ranked prospect in the country and still finding ways to impact winning, you're doing something right. That's exactly what happens when Elton Smith Jr. steps between the lines.

Updated 10d agoUncommitted
Kuai Deng

Kuai Deng#273

PF · 6-8 · Class of 2026

The Patrick School

A 6-8 forward who already knows where he's going to college doesn't usually keep drawing offers, but Tulsa called two days ago anyway. That tells you something about the trajectory here. Kuai Deng is committed and still climbing.

Updated 10d agoHoward

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