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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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Jordan Carlson

Jordan Carlson#232

SF · 6-7 · Class of 2027

Lake City

Every recruiting class brings a fresh crop of prospects, but it's the raw materials in the younger groups that really get scouts talking. When you see a 6-foot-7 wing with athleticism and a developing feel for the game in the…

Updated 4d agoUncommitted
Brodrick Wyatt

Brodrick Wyatt#231

CG · 6-3 · Class of 2027

Houston Second Baptist

Every so often, you see a prospect still finding his footing, still growing into his frame, but with flashes of something genuinely special that grab your attention. It's not about immediate dominance, but the subtle hints of a complete game…

Updated 4d agoUncommitted
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Dylan Twitty#214

C · 6-9 · Class of 2027

Christ School

Watching the Christ School big men operate is like observing a well-oiled machine, each cog playing its crucial role within a system of high-level talent. Amidst the flash of nationally ranked teammates, Dylan Twitty stands as a quiet but impactful…

Updated 4d agoUncommitted
Amarion Hunter

Amarion Hunter#230

CG · 6-2 · Class of 2027

Dallas Carter

When you walk into Carter High's gym, there's a 6-2 combo guard who moves with the confidence of someone who's been around basketball his entire life. That family pedigree runs deep for Amarion Hunter, and it shows every time he…

Updated 4d agoUncommitted
Fallilou Mbengue

Fallilou Mbengue#229

C · 6-9 · Class of 2027

The Academy of Central Florida

Walk into any gym in Central Florida and you'll spot the same blueprint: long, athletic big men who can run the floor but struggle with the nuances of post play. Fallilou Mbengue breaks that mold with his combination of size,…

Updated 4d agoUncommitted
Troy Tomlin

Troy Tomlin#226

SG · 6-4 · Class of 2027

John Marshall

When a prospect consistently drops 30-plus point performances and makes highlight-reel dunks look routine, college coaches start taking notice.

Updated 4d agoUncommitted
Archie Weatherspoon

Archie Weatherspoon#225

PG · 6-3 · Class of 2027

Rangeview

When college coaches talk about finding size at the point guard position, they're describing exactly what catches your eye when watching Rangeview's floor general. At 6-3 with legitimate length, he's got the physical tools that make you stop scrolling through…

Updated 4d agoUncommitted
Malachi Hill

Malachi Hill#224

PG · 5-11 · Class of 2027

Totino-Grace

There's a quiet hum in the gym when a true point guard takes the floor, a subtle shift in the game's rhythm that hints at control. It's not always about flash or highlight dunks, but the steady hand, the precise…

Updated 4d agoUncommitted
Ja’Rye Brown

Ja’Rye Brown#222

PG · 6-2 · Class of 2027

W.E.B. DuBois Academy

A true point guard possesses an innate feel for the game, an understanding of angles and timing that often transcends raw athleticism. It’s the kind of player who can slow the game down in their mind even as the pace…

Updated 4d agoUncommitted
Braelon Bradshaw

Braelon Bradshaw#252

SF · 6-5 · Class of 2027

Sunrise Christian Academy

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 4d agoUncommitted
Alex Pace

Alex Pace#217

PG · 6-2 · Class of 2027

Brewster Academy

Finding the next great point guard often requires looking beyond the immediate flash, into the nuanced abilities that truly impact winning. Sometimes, the most valuable assets aren't the ones making highlight reels every possession but rather the orchestrators who steady…

Updated 4d agoUncommitted
Isaiah Barnes

Isaiah Barnes#240

CG · 6-2 · Class of 2027

Crespi

When you're sifting through hundreds of prospects from across the country, particularly in the younger classes, you're looking for players who just 'get it.' They see the game differently, read defenses, and make plays that suggest a basketball mind well…

Updated 4d agoUncommitted
Ed Stasys

Ed Stasys#215

PF · 6-7 · Class of 2027

Benet Academy

When you watch him move, there's an undeniable fluidity that doesn't always come with a 6-foot-7 frame, especially one still developing physically. He glides rather than lumbers, hinting at a rare combination of size and coordination that can separate true…

Updated 4d agoUncommitted
Maddox Davis

Maddox Davis#239

SG · 6-4 · Class of 2027

Montverde Academy

Watching Maddox Davis operate on the perimeter, there's an immediate sense of quiet efficiency that belies his youth. He moves with purpose, often finding himself in the right place at the right time, both on offense and defense. This isn't…

Updated 4d agoUncommitted
EJ Popoola

EJ Popoola#212

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 4d agoUncommitted
Jaylen McLaughlin

Jaylen McLaughlin#210

PG · 6-3 · Class of 2027

Bothell

The 2027 class is still very raw, with many prospects showing flashes of potential rather than polished games, but every now and then, a player emerges whose foundational elements are too compelling to ignore. Jaylen McLaughlin is one of those…

Updated 4d agoWashington State
Jaylen Smith

Jaylen Smith#209

PG · 6-1 · Class of 2027

Amador Valley

The gym buzzes with an energy that only a true floor general can command, even in a freshman season. There’s a quiet intensity to Jaylen Smith's game, a methodical approach to orchestrating offense that's rare for a player so young.…

Updated 4d agoUncommitted
Pierce Thompson

Pierce Thompson#242

SG · 6-3 · Class of 2027

Harvard-Westlake

The Mission League has produced some of the West Coast's most coveted prospects, and a new name is starting to emerge from the competitive landscape.

Updated 4d agoUncommitted
Jaylen Gunther

Jaylen Gunther#208

PG · 6-1 · Class of 2027

Ursuline

True point guards are becoming a rarer commodity in modern basketball, with many young players focused more on scoring. But every so often, you see a prospect who possesses that inherent feel for the game, the one who naturally dictates…

Updated 4d agoUncommitted
Braydon Langston

Braydon Langston#207

SF · 6-6 · Class of 2027

East Hall

You see a lot of raw athletes in this class, but few carry themselves with the kind of immediate presence Braydon Langston does when he steps onto the court. He’s got that blend of size, length, and budding athleticism that…

Updated 4d agoUncommitted
Junior Mancho

Junior Mancho#205

C · 6-9 · Class of 2027

Our Lady Of Mount Carmel

Walk into almost any high school gym in the country, and finding a player already possessing the physical dimensions of a college center, let alone one in the class of 2027, is a rare sight. But when Junior Mancho steps…

Updated 4d agoUncommitted
Siyahe Siaisiai

Siyahe Siaisiai#204

C · 6-9 · Class of 2027

Link Academy

Standing at 6-9, Siyahe Siaisiai is one of those young bigs whose potential is palpable even in flashes, a raw piece of clay with the frame and instincts that make you stop and rewind the tape. He’s not a finished…

Updated 4d agoUncommitted
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Armani Byrd#235

SF · 6-7 · Class of 2027

Warren Central

Picture this: a long, athletic wing glides down the court, covers ground in a blink, then rises to finish with soft touch or absorbs contact for an old-fashioned three-point play. That's the flash Armani Byrd offers, a tantalizing glimpse into…

Updated 4d agoUncommitted
Jax Clark

Jax Clark#201

PF · 6-7 · Class of 2027

American Fork

When scouting players in the class of 2027, you're often projecting potential more than polishing present-day skill. But every so often, you see a prospect like Jax Clark who combines flashes of high-level athleticism with an undeniable motor, suggesting a…

Updated 4d agoUncommitted
Amire Gill

Amire Gill#198

SG · 6-3 · Class of 2027

Masters Academy International

Stepping into a high school gym these days, especially on the East Coast, the sheer volume of young talent can be overwhelming. Yet, every so often, a player catches your eye with an unmistakable fluidity and bounce, even when the…

Updated 4d agoUncommitted
Dylan Franklin

Dylan Franklin#196

CG · 6-2 · Class of 2027

Crandall

There's a reason scouts are already making trips to small-town Crandall, Texas, despite the player being years away from college eligibility. What Dylan Franklin is putting on tape as a freshman isn't just encouraging; it's a testament to a foundational…

Updated 4d agoUncommitted
OJ Popoola

OJ Popoola#195

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 4d agoUncommitted
Wor Wor

Wor Wor#213

SF · 6-6 · Class of 2027

Bella Vista Prep

Every scout worth their salt knows the value of projectable length and athleticism, especially in a wing who's just scratching the surface of his game. Wor Wor, out of Bella Vista Prep, is exactly that kind of tantalizing prospect for…

Updated 4d agoUncommitted
Anthony Goring

Anthony Goring#190

C · 6-9 · Class of 2027

Kirkwood

The relentless search for legitimate size and interior presence never truly ends in basketball, even as the game trends smaller. Every so often, you come across a young prospect who flashes the physical tools and instinctual feel for the paint…

Updated 4d agoUncommitted
Will Davis

Will Davis#285

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 4d agoUncommitted

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