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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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Gabe Nesmith

Gabe Nesmith#19

SF · 6-5 · Class of 2027

Overtime Elite

Atlanta keeps producing wings who can guard three positions and still get their shot off whenever they want, and Gabe Nesmith is the latest example. At 6-5 with a frame that still has room to fill out, he's already the…

Updated 19h agoVanderbilt
Ahmad Hudson

Ahmad Hudson#17

PF · 6-6 · Class of 2027

Ruston

A 6-6 forward who already has 37 schools chasing him before he's played a varsity game as a junior — that's the position Ahmad Hudson finds himself in. LSU won the sweepstakes months ago, but the fact that Nebraska, Alabama,…

Updated 19h agoLSU
Javon Bardwell

Javon Bardwell#16

SF · 6-6 · Class of 2027

Overtime Elite

Kansas already has its forward of the future locked up, and he's still two years away from campus. Javon Bardwell moves like a wing but competes like a big, and at 6-6 with a frame that keeps filling out, the…

Updated 19h agoKansas
Asa Montgomery

Asa Montgomery#14

SF · 6-7 · Class of 2027

Hillgrove

Six feet seven inches of perimeter skill, and the shot never looks rushed. Asa Montgomery already has five SEC-adjacent programs circling, and he's still two years out from a graduation cap.

Updated 19h agoDuke
Darius Wabbington

Darius Wabbington#12

C · 6-11 · Class of 2027

Sunnyslope

Eighteen Division I offers is the kind of number that makes a coach stop scrolling before the film even loads. For a 6-11 center, that kind of interest usually means the size is only part of the story.

Updated 19h agoIndiana
Jalen Davis

Jalen Davis#13

CG · 6-3 · Class of 2027

Bremerton

Thirteen Division I offers is a big number for any recruit. It's bigger when the list runs from Houston to Iowa to Stanford and the player is a 6-3 guard out of a Kitsap Peninsula school in Bremerton. The West…

Updated 19h agoUncommitted
Jordan Page

Jordan Page#10

SF · 6-5 · Class of 2027

IMG Academy

Recruiting battles over a top-10 wing don't usually end with the in-state powers watching from the outside. This one did. Raleigh produced Jordan Page, and UConn is the program that landed him.

Updated 19h agoUConn
Nasir Anderson

Nasir Anderson#8

PG · 6-3 · Class of 2027

Prolific Prep

Prolific Prep has never had trouble collecting talent, and the roster around Nasir Anderson has been loaded with top-ten names. He fits right in. A 6-3 point guard ranked #8 nationally in 2027 with 29 Division I offers is a…

Updated 19h agoUncommitted
AJ Williams

AJ Williams#5

SF · 6-7 · Class of 2027

Eagle's Landing Christian Academy

Length at the wing is the hardest thing to find in high school basketball, and Eagle's Landing Christian Academy has a 6-foot-7 forward who moves like a guard. AJ Williams is already the fifth-best player in the 2027 class as…

Updated 19h agoUncommitted
Demarcus Henry

Demarcus Henry#4

SF · 6-7 · Class of 2027

Compass Prep

Compass Prep is loaded with seniors headed to Indiana, Oklahoma and Maryland, and the most coveted prospect in the gym is a junior. That's the kind of room Demarcus Henry gets to work in every day. He is the #4…

Updated 20h agoUncommitted
Adan Diggs

Adan Diggs#6

CG · 6-4 · Class of 2027

Millennium

Count the programs that have put a scholarship in front of one 6-4 guard in the class of 2027 and the number starts to tell its own story. Twenty-three offers, from Kansas and Houston to Arizona State and BYU, don't…

Updated 20h agoUncommitted
Cayden Daughtry

Cayden Daughtry#3

PG · 6-0 · Class of 2027

Calvary Christian Academy

Rankings at the top of a class usually belong to wings and bigs with length. A 6-foot point guard sitting at #3 nationally in 2027 has had to win the argument with his game. Cayden Daughtry from Fort Lauderdale has…

Updated 20h agoUncommitted
CJ Rosser

CJ Rosser#2

PF · 6-10 · Class of 2027

Southeastern Prep

Southeastern Prep has the top two players in the class of 2027 on one roster. The one who measures 6-10 is the No. 2 player in the country, and he shares a locker room with the No. 1 guard.

Updated 20h agoUncommitted
Beckham Black

Beckham Black#1

PG · 6-3 · Class of 2027

Southeastern Prep

Every recruiting cycle produces a handful of guards who get talked about like finished products. The class of 2027 has one sitting at the top of the board, and he plays for a Southeastern Prep team loaded enough to make…

Updated 20h agoUncommitted
Josiah Harrington

Josiah Harrington#48

SF · 6-6 · Class of 2027

North Scott

Small towns in Iowa don't usually produce top-50 national recruits, but Eldridge just did. At 6-6 with a frame that still has room to fill out, this wing already plays like he's been coached since grade school — controlled, unhurried,…

Updated 20h agoIowa State
Isaiah Hill

Isaiah Hill#22

C · 7-0 · Class of 2027

Pike

Seven feet tall, ranked #22 in the class of 2027, and already spoken for by the program 65 miles up the road. Indiana high-major coaches spent time in Pike's gym for a reason, and the reason is obvious the second…

Updated 20h agoPurdue
Oneal Delancy

Oneal Delancy#43

CG · 6-2 · Class of 2027

Montverde Academy

Montverde Academy's backcourt reads like a scouting director's dream board right now, and the headliner might be the youngest name on it. Oneal Delancy already locked up a commitment to Houston before most of his high school peers have even…

Updated 20h agoHouston
Moussa Kamissoko

Moussa Kamissoko#19

SF · 6-7 · Class of 2027

SPIRE Academy

Syracuse landed a wing in the 2027 class who already sits at #19 nationally, and he did it out of a SPIRE Academy locker room crowded with high-major talent. A 6-7 small forward who earns 15 D1 offers in that…

Updated 20h agoSyracuse
Davion Thompson

Davion Thompson#20

PG · 6-2 · Class of 2027

Link Academy

Thirteen high-major offers and he still plays like the gym is empty except for him and the rim. Davion Thompson runs a Link Academy backcourt loaded with future Division I talent, and somehow he's still the one dictating pace. At…

Updated 20h agoArkansas
Paul Osaruyi

Paul Osaruyi#18

C · 6-10 · Class of 2027

Bella Vista Prep

Seven high-major and mid-major programs have already made their move on a 6-10 center who hasn't even started his junior season. When that many coaches from that many leagues want the same big man this early, they're betting on more…

Updated 20h agoUncommitted
King Gibson

King Gibson#16

CG · 6-4 · Class of 2027

SPIRE Academy

Ask a college coach what they want from a 6-4 guard and you'll hear the same list every time: someone who can run the offense, guard two or three positions, and keep the ball safe when the shot clock is…

Updated 20h agoLSU
Reese Alston

Reese Alston#9

PG · 6-2 · Class of 2027

Houston Second Baptist

Twenty-eight Division I offers gets a coach's attention. Twenty-eight offers to a 6-2 point guard from Houston, with Kentucky, Purdue, Louisville and the hometown Cougars all in the pile, means the evaluation work was done a long time ago. The…

Updated 20h agoUncommitted
Tyson Pogi

Tyson Pogi#122

PG · 6-0 · Class of 2027

Southmoore

Recruiting boards are full of 6-foot guards who can dazzle in June and disappear by February. The ones who last tend to have one thing that travels: a feel for the game that doesn't depend on the gym or the…

Updated 1d agoOklahoma State
Chase Richardson

Chase Richardson#121

PG · 6-1 · Class of 2027

Friendswood

Thirty-four Division I offers is the kind of number that makes assistant coaches reread the list. Chase Richardson collected them as a 6-1 point guard from Friendswood, and the list is the first thing anyone pulling his file will notice.

Updated 1d agoTexas A&M
Mason Martin

Mason Martin#118

SG · 6-5 · Class of 2027

Neuqua Valley

Six-foot-five shooting guards who can actually defend two positions are rare enough that coaches start asking questions the moment one shows up on a roster. Mason Martin is the kind of prospect who makes you lean in and wonder what…

Updated 1d agoIllinois
Duke Clement

Duke Clement

PG · 6'1" · Class of 2027

The Newman School

Look at the Newman School roster and the names jump out first: a Michigan commit at power forward, an Illinois commit on the wing, and a 2028 center already ranked in the top 120 of his class. The guy running…

Updated 1d agoUncommitted
Will Chang

Will Chang

G · 6-2 · Class of 2027

La Lumiere School

A 6-2 guard with no reported offers, practicing every day in a gym that has sent players to Notre Dame and Maryland. That is either an overlooked prospect or one still early in his development, and the 2027 class has…

Updated 1d agoUncommitted
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Agape Keys

PF · 6-1 · Class of 2027

Milwaukee Academy Of Science

A 6-1 power forward is a puzzle before the ball is even tipped. The label says one thing and the tape has to say another. Agape Keys is that puzzle in Milwaukee, and so far the recruiting world hasn't tried…

Updated 1d agoUncommitted
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Dominic Dunn

G · 6-1 · Class of 2027

St. John Bosco High School

St. John Bosco practices are not a place to hide. A 2026 power forward committed to USC and a San Diego State signee have both come through the gym, and a 2027 guard who wants minutes there has to earn…

Updated 1d agoUncommitted
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Kareem Hopkins

SF · 6-7 · Class of 2027

South Kent School

A 6-7 wing with no offers and two and a half years of high school clock still ahead is the kind of prospect that gets quietly circled by coaches before the rankings catch up. Kareem Hopkins is at that stage…

Updated 1d agoUncommitted

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