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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Jeremiah Profit

Jeremiah Profit#85

SF · 6-5 · Class of 2027

Rancho Christian

When you talk about players who simply look different on the court at their age, Jeremiah Profit's name comes up early in conversations. His combination of size, athleticism, and developing feel for the game at just 15 years old makes…

Updated 1d agoUncommitted
Isaiah Santos

Isaiah Santos#82

SF · 6-5 · Class of 2027

Seven Lakes

When you scout a freshman at 6-foot-5 with a frame that promises significant growth, your antenna immediately goes up. Finding one who also consistently demonstrates a feel for the game beyond his years? That’s when you know you might be…

Updated 2d agoUncommitted
Jack Kohnen

Jack Kohnen#81

SF · 6-6 · Class of 2027

Slinger

The 2027 class is still shaping up, but every so often, a player pops up who just moves differently, a wing with a feel for the game that belies his age. This is a prospect who can fundamentally change the…

Updated 2d agoUncommitted
Jalen White

Jalen White#75

SF · 6-6 · Class of 2027

Bella Vista Prep

When you talk about the future of high-major basketball, you often start with the talent factories, and Bella Vista Prep is absolutely churning out blue-chip prospects year after year. Among the elite class of 2027, there's a 6-6 small forward…

Updated 3d agoUncommitted
Andrew Kretkowski

Andrew Kretkowski#69

SF · 6-8 · Class of 2027

St. Joseph

When you talk about players who have legitimate high-major potential from the moment they step onto the court, Andrew Kretkowski immediately enters the conversation. His combination of size, skill, and fluidity at such a young age is genuinely rare. The…

Updated 4d agoUncommitted
Baboucarr Ann

Baboucarr Ann#65

SF · 6-5 · Class of 2027

Maple Grove

A long, athletic wing stepping onto the court immediately changes the dynamic, often by simply running the floor harder than anyone else. There's a certain unteachable fluidity to how Baboucarr Ann moves, a natural grace that catches the eye even…

Updated 5d agoUncommitted
Jomar Bernard

Jomar Bernard#64

SF · 6-7 · Class of 2027

The Villages Charter

Imagine a small forward who glides across the court, covering ground with an effortless stride that belies his power. This isn't just another long wing; Jomar Bernard, at 6-7, has an uncanny knack for being exactly where he needs to…

Updated 5d agoUncommitted
Carson Crawford

Carson Crawford#63

SF · 6-6 · Class of 2027

Fleming Island

When you scout the 2027 class, finding a wing with genuine two-way impact and the frame to match can be a rare sight. Carson Crawford brings that combination to the court every time he steps on it. He's not just…

Updated 5d agoUncommitted
Matthew Langhi

Matthew Langhi#207

SF · 6-6 · Class of 2027

Marshall County

When you see a 6-6 sophomore dropping consistent outside shots with NBA range, you stop scrolling through film. That smooth release and natural scoring instinct has been turning heads across Kentucky this season, even without the typical recruiting fanfare.

Updated 5d agoUncommitted
Jae Lincoln

Jae Lincoln#200

SF · 6-6 · Class of 2027

Humble

When you see a 6-6 sophomore moving like a guard but bullying through contact like a forward, you stop what you're doing and pay attention. That's exactly what happened the first time college coaches got a good look at this…

Updated 5d agoUncommitted
Joessette Sanchez

Joessette Sanchez#191

SF · 6-5 · Class of 2027

Central Pointe Academy

When you find a 6-5 wing still flying under the radar as a sophomore, there's usually a reason. Sometimes it's location, sometimes it's development timeline, and sometimes you're just looking at a late bloomer who's about to make some noise.

Updated 5d agoUncommitted
Declan Griffiths

Declan Griffiths#190

SF · 6-6 · Class of 2027

Avon Old Farms

At 6-6 with legitimate perimeter skills, the modern small forward archetype is alive and well in prep basketball. When you watch Declan Griffiths patrol the wings at Avon Old Farms, you see exactly why college coaches are starting to take…

Updated 5d agoUncommitted
EJ Popoola

EJ Popoola#175

SF · 6-5 · Class of 2027

Palisades

When you find a 6-5 wing ranked inside the top 200 nationally who hasn't drawn major offers yet, there's usually a reason. Sometimes it's exposure, sometimes it's development timeline, and sometimes you've found a diamond waiting to be polished.

Updated 5d agoUncommitted
Braelon Bradshaw

Braelon Bradshaw#186

SF · 6-5 · Class of 2027

Heritage Hall

When you find a 6-5 wing who moves like he's three inches shorter and thinks the game two steps ahead of his peers, you stop scrolling through film and start making phone calls. That's exactly what college coaches will be…

Updated 5d agoUncommitted
OJ Popoola

OJ Popoola#168

SF · 6-5 · Class of 2027

Palisades

When you have twin forwards sharing the court and both crack the top 175 nationally, that's either a recruiting goldmine or a logistical nightmare for college coaches. The Popoola brothers at Palisades are putting together film that has evaluators wondering…

Updated 5d agoUncommitted
K'Nard Callendar

K'Nard Callendar#151

SF · 6-8 · Class of 2027

Overtime Elite

You walk into a gym and see a 6-8 small forward in the class of 2027 who moves with a fluidity uncommon for his age and size. That immediate eye test, that flash of raw athletic potential, is what first…

Updated 5d agoUncommitted
Ty Newsom

Ty Newsom#204

SF · 6-5 · Class of 2027

St. Luke's School

When you're watching film at 6 AM with a cup of coffee getting cold, some prospects just grab your attention differently. The way a lanky wing moves without the ball, how they read defensive rotations before they happen - that's…

Updated 5d agoUncommitted
Brian Mitchell Jr.

Brian Mitchell Jr.#127

SF · 6-4 · Class of 2027

Paul VI Catholic

When your backcourt running mate is the #2 player in the country, most wings would fade into the background. But the 6-4 sophomore at Paul VI Catholic has found ways to shine even while playing next to Arkansas commit Jordan…

Updated 5d agoUncommitted
Will Davis

Will Davis#179

SF · 6-6 · Class of 2027

Blue Valley North

When a 6-6 wing from Kansas suburbia has just one Division I offer heading into his junior season, it usually means one of two things: either the kid is a late bloomer about to explode, or the evaluation is spot…

Updated 5d agoUncommitted
Malachi Booker

Malachi Booker#176

SF · 6-7 · Class of 2027

Montverde Academy

When you're 6-7 and sharing the court with four-star talents at Montverde Academy, blending into the background becomes easy. Malachi Booker refuses to disappear, using every possession as an audition for bigger things ahead.

Updated 5d agoUncommitted
Davey Harris

Davey Harris#174

SF · 6-5 · Class of 2027

Windward School

When your last name carries the weight of college basketball success, every move on the court gets magnified. At 6-5 with legitimate three-level scoring ability, this sophomore is already drawing D1 attention while carrying the expectations that come with being…

Updated 5d agoUncommitted
David Conerly

David Conerly#138

SF · 6-6 · Class of 2027

Inglewood

Walking into Inglewood's gym, you immediately notice the 6-6 frame cutting through drills with purpose. David Conerly might be the third-ranked player on his own team, but that's because he's learning alongside two top-150 guards already committed to major programs.

Updated 5d agoUncommitted
Chris Sanders

Chris Sanders#132

SF · 6-5 · Class of 2027

Redondo Union

When you watch tape of a 6-5 forward who moves like a guard but thinks like a veteran, you know you're seeing something special. That fluid combination of size and skill has college coaches from the West Coast circling back…

Updated 5d agoUncommitted
DJ Hawkins

DJ Hawkins#108

SF · 6-7 · Class of 2027

St. Thomas More

The first thing that hits you about DJ Hawkins isn't just his 6-7 frame; it's the quiet efficiency with which he navigates the court, particularly for someone still three years out from a college campus. He moves with a fluidity…

Updated 5d agoUncommitted
London Dada

London Dada#135

SF · 6-6 · Class of 2027

Omaha Westside

When a 6-6 wing from Nebraska already has five Division I offers as a sophomore, that's telling you something about the trajectory. London Dada has college coaches from Iowa to Creighton circling the calendar for his next two seasons.

Updated 5d agoCreighton
Janon Singh

Janon Singh#141

SF · 6-6 · Class of 2027

West Charlotte

When your supporting cast includes the #27 player in the country already committed to Ohio State and another top-70 prospect headed to South Carolina, you better bring something special to the table. That's exactly the situation facing Janon Singh at…

Updated 5d agoUncommitted
Kameron Cooper

Kameron Cooper#134

SF · 6-4 · Class of 2027

Bishop Gorman

When a 6-4 wing from Bishop Gorman already has five D1 offers as a sophomore, you pay attention. Kameron Cooper is making coaches take notice in Vegas, where the talent runs deep and the competition is relentless.

Updated 5d agoUncommitted
Ty Schlagel

Ty Schlagel#113

SF · 6-5 · Class of 2027

Cretin Derham Hall

Sometimes the best players are the ones who don't need the ball in their hands to dominate a game. When you find a 6-5 wing who can guard three positions and create offense from multiple spots on the floor, you've…

Updated 5d agoNebraska
Frashad Tisby

Frashad Tisby#126

SF · 6-6 · Class of 2027

Cross Creek

When a 6-6 wing can stroke it from deep and disrupt passing lanes with equal confidence, coaches take notice fast. That wingspan combined with a pure shooting stroke creates the kind of two-way versatility every program covets.

Updated 5d agoUncommitted
King Rachal

King Rachal#49

SF · 6-7 · Class of 2027

DNA Prep Academy

The first thing that jumps out when observing the 2027 class isn't always the highlight reel dunks, but the raw, almost elastic potential. Some players just move differently, hinting at a future that’s far bigger than their current frame. That's…

Updated 5d agoUncommitted

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