Fresh Scout Reports

Miles Simpson#115

SF · 6-5 · Class of 2028

The Villages Charter

Ask a prep coach what a 6-5 wing is worth in the 2028 cycle and the answer almost always comes back to one question: what does he do once the ball is in his hands and the defense is closing?…

Mmesoma Ndubisi#107

SF · 6-6 · Class of 2028

Bella Vista Prep

Most 6-6 wings in a recruiting class get judged on length before anyone has seen what they do with it. That is roughly where things stand here, and it's honest to say so up front. The ranking is real, but…

RJ Davis#104

SF · 6-5 · Class of 2028

Ridge View

A 6-5 wing ranked #104 nationally in the 2028 class is a name most coaches have seen on a list, not on tape. The scouting picture on RJ Davis is thin right now, and that is the first thing to…

Anthony Key#100

SF · 6-7 · Class of 2028

Humble Atascocita

A 6-7 wing in the class of 2028 who's already cracked the national top 100 is the kind of name that makes coaches start tracking Texas high school rosters two years early. Anthony Key is still a freshman, and he's…

Igniire Muhammad#95

SF · 6-5 · Class of 2028

Lincoln

A 6-5 wing who won't finish high school until 2028 already moves like he's been coached for a decade. Igniire Muhammad is the kind of name that shows up on a recruiting board and makes people ask, 'wait, what grade…

Kalan Steinbeck#85

SF · 6-7 · Class of 2028

Abraham Lincoln

Length like this doesn't show up on a class of 2028 roster every day. At 6-foot-7 with a frame that hasn't finished cooking, this wing already moves like someone two grades older, and every college recruiter watching the New York…

Carter George#83

SF · 6-6 · Class of 2028

Bella Vista Prep

Six-foot-six with room to grow, and he's still years away from a driver's license. Carter George is the kind of long-term bet that separates programs willing to plant a flag early from those chasing finished products.

Marceles Duncan#82

SF · 6-5 · Class of 2028

SPIRE Academy

A top-100 ranking with an empty offer column is an odd spot for a prospect, and it rarely lasts. Marceles Duncan sits at #82 in the class of 2028 with no reported offers, and he spends his days in one…

Walk into a DME Academy practice and the gym is stacked with five-star names, but keep an eye on the lanky kid working the wing. K'Majay Jenkins is only a freshman nationally ranked at #69 in the 2028 class, yet…

Jakobi Oware#65

SF · 6-6 · Class of 2028

St. Pius X-St. Matthias Academy

A 6-6 wing who still has three more years of high school ahead of him is already drawing attention from scouts combing through the 2028 class. That's the kind of early buzz Jakobi Oware is generating right now, and the…

Kaleb Allen#58

SF · 6-6 · Class of 2028

Christ Church Episcopal School

Six-foot-six wings who can guard three positions and still get downhill don't grow on trees in South Carolina — or anywhere else. Kaleb Allen is one of those rare frames still finding its ceiling, and at 15 years old he's…

When a 2028 prospect already has a D1 offer as an underclassman, you pay attention.

Nijaun Harris#52

SF · 6-5 · Class of 2028

St. Petersburg

Coaches tend to circle a 6-5 shooting guard early, before the film gets crowded. Nijaun Harris is starting to get that look. He sits at No. 52 nationally in the class of 2028, and the recruiting conversation around him is…

Will Nelson#42

SF · 6-6 · Class of 2028

Tennessee Collegiate Academy

Two Division I offers and a national rank of #42 in the class of 2028 tell you the recruiting world already has a read on this 6-6 small forward. The tape should tell you the rest, and that is the…

Isaac Smith#59

SF · 6-6 · Class of 2028

Monarch Academy

A sophomore with four high-major programs already lined up at his door is not a normal story, but Isaac Smith is not a normal sophomore. At 6-6 with guard skills stitched into a forward's frame, he's the rare 2028 prospect…

Landon Lampley#35

SF · 6-6 · Class of 2028

Pike

Most 6-6 wings can handle the ball. Far fewer can handle it while looking like they're waiting for the defense to make the first mistake. Landon Lampley plays like the second kind of guy, and that's the first thing a…

The 2028 recruiting class is starting to take shape, and Heritage Hall has a prospect worth monitoring closely.

When a 6-7 freshman shows natural leadership qualities from day one, college coaches take notice early.

Standing 6-6 with room to grow, this Massachusetts prep prospect is already turning heads as one of the more intriguing underclassmen wings in New England.

The 2028 class is still taking shape, but small forward prospects with upside are already catching scouts' attention at the grassroots level.

The 2028 class is already showing impressive depth at the forward position, with several prospects beginning to emerge from the Missouri prep scene.

While many prospects in the class of 2028 are still finding their identity on the court, one Oklahoma wing is already making his presence felt with clutch shooting and solid fundamentals.

When a sophomore forward helps lead his team through a dominant postseason run, college scouts take notice of the potential brewing.

In an era where versatility at the forward position is paramount, early evaluations suggest a promising talent is developing in California's basketball landscape.