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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Jacob Webber

Jacob Webber#66

SF · 6-6 · Class of 2026

La Lumiere School

Picture this: a nationally ranked prospect at a prep basketball powerhouse, playing alongside future D1 lottery picks, yet quietly, efficiently, and consistently impacting winning without needing the ball in his hands constantly. That's Jacob Webber right now. He's not the…

Updated 23h agoPurdue
Keaton Murry

Keaton Murry#66

SG · 6-4 · Class of 2028

Putnam City North

Power Five programs rarely chase a sophomore this hard unless they see something the box score can't capture yet. Missouri and TCU already have offers on the table for a kid who won't drive a car to his own games…

Updated 23h agoUncommitted
Collin Ross

Collin Ross#65

PF · 6-9 · Class of 2026

SPIRE Academy

The transition from prep powerhouse to college isn't always smooth, but some players arrive seemingly built for the challenge. Collin Ross, already suiting up for VCU, is one of those intriguing prospects making an early impact. He’s not just a…

Updated 23h agoVCU
Tristan Reed

Tristan Reed#64

C · 6-9 · Class of 2026

Link Academy

When you talk about the modern big man, you're looking for length, athleticism, and a willingness to operate within a system. Tristan Reed delivers on all those fronts, projecting as a high-impact interior presence who understands his role. He's not…

Updated 23h agoMississippi State
Sheek Pearson

Sheek Pearson#66

PF · 6-11 · Class of 2025

John Burroughs School

Standing at 6-11 with a versatile skill set, this freshman forward has already made the jump from prep powerhouse to Big East competition.

Updated 23h agoMarquette
Amari Evans

Amari Evans#65

SF · 6-5 · Class of 2025

Overtime Elite

When a former five-star recruit who went the Overtime Elite route lands at Tennessee as their lone major offer, you know there's more to the story. Amari Evans represents the new reality of modern basketball development — talent meeting opportunity…

Updated 23h agoTennessee
Jaydn Jenkins

Jaydn Jenkins#64

C · 6-10 · Class of 2027

Archbishop Wood

Philadelphia has never had a shortage of tough, physical big men, and Archbishop Wood keeps adding to the list. At 6-foot-10, Jaydn Jenkins has already settled his future, and Michigan State got him ahead of a crowded field of high-major…

Updated 23h agoMichigan State
Justin Wise

Justin Wise#63

SG · 6-4 · Class of 2027

North Oconee

Georgia's coaching staff didn't wait around on this one. They locked up the state's own in-house shooting guard before most of the country had even circled Bogart, Georgia on a map. There's a reason six programs from four different conferences…

Updated 23h agoGeorgia
Hannes Steinbach

Hannes Steinbach#63

C · 6-9 · Class of 2025

Wuerzburg

Standing 6-9 with European fundamentals and rim-running ability, this German center is making the adjustment to college basketball at the highest level.

Updated 23h agoWashington
Kareem Smith-Bey

Kareem Smith-Bey#63

SG · 6-4 · Class of 2028

St. John's College

Indiana called three days ago, and now Kareem Smith-Bey's phone probably hasn't stopped buzzing since. A 6-4 guard who's only a sophomore but already carrying six D1 offers, he's the kind of prospect that makes recruiting coordinators in the Big…

Updated 23h agoUncommitted
Nigel Walls

Nigel Walls#64

PF · 6-10 · Class of 2025

St. Francis Episcopal School

Standing at 6-10 with the frame to impact winning at the college level, this Houston product has already made the leap to Division I basketball.

Updated 23h agoSMU
Jeremiah Profit

Jeremiah Profit#61

SF · 6-5 · Class of 2027

Rancho Christian

Northwestern doesn't hand out spots in a recruiting class to wings who only look good in a gym full of folded arms. Jeremiah Profit is a 6-5 forward out of Temecula who pulled 15 Division I offers, and the Wildcats…

Updated 23h agoNorthwestern
Jonathan Sanderson

Jonathan Sanderson#63

PG · 6-2 · Class of 2026

La Lumiere School

The point guard who can command the flow of a game and elevate those around him is a rare commodity, especially in an era obsessed with scoring. At La Lumiere, Jonathan Sanderson has quietly honed those foundational skills, showing flashes…

Updated 23h agoNotre Dame
Kelvin Odih

Kelvin Odih#62

SF · 6-4 · Class of 2025

SoCal Academy

Every so often, a player steps onto the court who simply makes winning plays, regardless of his measurable dimensions. He’s the type of wing who brings a different kind of intensity, often out-muscling bigger opponents and out-thinking quicker ones. These…

Updated 23h agoSt. John's
Josiah Johnson

Josiah Johnson#60

PG · 6-3 · Class of 2026

Mayfair

The landscape of point guard play has evolved, demanding more from its conductors than ever before. Gone are the days of pure passers or pure scorers; the modern lead guard dictates pace, exploits matchups, and impacts every possession. Josiah Johnson…

Updated 23h agoUC Irvine
Josh Irving

Josh Irving#62

C · 6-10 · Class of 2026

Pasadena

The sound of a perfectly timed block can change the entire energy of a gymnasium, and when Josh Irving is on the floor, that sound is a frequent occurrence. At 6-foot-10 with a wingspan that seems to stretch into the…

Updated 23h agoTexas A&M
Marcus Johnson

Marcus Johnson#59

PG · 6-2 · Class of 2026

Garfield Heights

True point guards, the ones who genuinely elevate every player around them, are a rare breed in today's game. Marcus Johnson isn't just a point guard; he's a conductor, orchestrating the offense with a veteran's poise that belies his age.…

Updated 23h agoSouth Carolina
Adam Oumiddoch

Adam Oumiddoch#61

SG · 6-5 · Class of 2026

Overtime Elite

The sheer volume of talent filtering into professionalized prep basketball programs like Overtime Elite can obscure even highly rated prospects, but occasionally, a player’s game cuts through the noise with undeniable clarity. A 6-foot-5 shooting guard from Arlington, Virginia, Adam…

Updated 23h agoVillanova
Kayden Edwards

Kayden Edwards#61

SG · 6-2 · Class of 2025

Duncanville

The transition from high school standout to college contributor is never guaranteed, but some players possess the blend of skill and basketball IQ that translates seamlessly to the next level.

Updated 23h agoTCU
Chance Mallory

Chance Mallory#59

PG · 5-9 · Class of 2025

St. Anne's-Belfield School

The undersized floor general who turned heads as the #59 prospect in his recruiting class is now making his mark at the collegiate level in his hometown.

Updated 23h agoVirginia
Zac Foster

Zac Foster#60

CG · 6-3 · Class of 2025

Woodward Academy

The transition from elite prep prospect to college contributor is never guaranteed, but some players seem built for the next level from day one.

Updated 23h agoClemson
John Clark

John Clark#58

C · 6-9 · Class of 2025

Link Academy

Standing 6-9 and anchoring one of prep basketball's most talented rosters, this Missouri native has successfully made the jump from national recruit to college contributor.

Updated 23h agoTexas
Ferlandes Wright

Ferlandes Wright#58

PF · 6-7 · Class of 2027

Fairdale

A 6-7 forward who already locked up his home-state program before he's even played a varsity game against top competition this season — that's the kind of confidence Louisville has in Ferlandes Wright. Surrounded by a loaded La Lumiere roster…

Updated 23h agoLouisville
Tyran Frazier

Tyran Frazier#59

C · 6-9 · Class of 2027

The Principia School

A 6-9 center with ten D1 offers before he's even in a varsity uniform for long is the kind of thing that gets Missouri recruiting circles talking. Tyran Frazier isn't just a big body taking up space in the paint…

Updated 23h agoVirginia Tech
Jaden McCullough

Jaden McCullough#57

PG · 6-2 · Class of 2028

Pace Academy

A sixth grader's handle doesn't usually make grown men in the stands stop their conversations. Jaden McCullough's does. At 6-2 with three years still left before he even steps on a college campus, he's already drawing a level of attention…

Updated 23h agoUncommitted
Ikenna Alozie

Ikenna Alozie#57

CG · 6-2 · Class of 2026

Dream City Christian

When a prospect with national ranking skips ahead a class to join a Big 12 contender, it signals something more than just raw talent; it speaks to advanced maturity and a game ready for immediate challenges. Ikenna Alozie isn't just…

Updated 23h agoHouston
King Grace

King Grace#57

SG · 6-5 · Class of 2025

Faith Family Academy of Oak Cliff

A rangy shooting guard who made the leap from prep standout to SEC contributor, bringing size and versatility to the college level.

Updated 23h agoMississippi State
Jack Kohnen

Jack Kohnen#57

SF · 6-6 · Class of 2027

Slinger

Nine Division I offers before a kid can legally drive to a late-night study session — that's the resume Jack Kohnen built out of Slinger, Wisconsin. Iowa State won the sweepstakes, but Indiana, Notre Dame and Wake Forest all took…

Updated 23h agoIowa State
Amare Bynum

Amare Bynum#56

PF · 6-8 · Class of 2025

Link Academy

The 6-8 forward from Missouri has already made the jump to Columbus, bringing his versatile skill set and high basketball IQ to the Buckeyes' frontcourt rotation.

Updated 23h agoOhio State
Boyuan Zhang

Boyuan Zhang#56

SF · 6-8 · Class of 2026

Veritas Academy

Forget waiting for junior year; Boyuan Zhang is already logging minutes for Louisville. This isn't just an early enrollee; it's a statement from a 6-8 wing who believes his game is ready for the rigors of college basketball right now,…

Updated 23h agoLouisville

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