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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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Jaxson Davis

Jaxson Davis#39

PG · 6-0 · Class of 2027

Monarch Academy

Six feet tall, a point guard, and a phone full of Big Ten coaches. That combination doesn't happen by accident. Programs don't line up for undersized lead guards unless the guard is winning games with something other than length.

Updated 11h agoOhio State
Malik Moore

Malik Moore#37

PG · 6-3 · Class of 2028

Iowa United Prep

The debate usually starts the same way. A 6-3 guard shows up, and the first question is whether he's a point guard with size or a wing who got stuck handling the ball. Malik Moore forces that question early, and…

Updated 11h agoXavier
Kevin Savage

Kevin Savage#34

PG · 5-11 · Class of 2027

Wheeler

Five-foot-eleven point guards don't usually have Purdue and Cincinnati fighting over them before their junior year even tips off. But that's exactly the situation Kevin Savage created, and once his tape gets going, the height stops mattering.

Updated 11h agoPurdue
Darrell Davis

Darrell Davis#31

PG · 6-1 · Class of 2027

SPIRE Academy

A 6-1 point guard committing to Houston before his junior year says a lot about how the Cougars see the position evolving under their system. Darrell Davis isn't the biggest name in his own locker room at SPIRE, but he…

Updated 11h agoHouston
Tomoyuki Kobari

Tomoyuki Kobari

PG · 6-1 · Class of 2027

Sunrise Christian Academy

A 6-1 point guard at a program that stacks its roster with ranked talent has to earn every possession, and nobody gets to coast on a résumé. Tomoyuki Kobari spends his days in that environment, and the 2027 lead guard…

Updated 16h agoUncommitted
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Dhruv Iyer

PG · 6-1 · Class of 2027

Bethel Academy

A 6-1 point guard in the class of 2027 with no reported offers at the start of his senior year usually has one of two stories. Either the film hasn't reached enough coaches, or it has and the evaluations are…

Updated 16h agoUncommitted
Acaden Lewis

Acaden Lewis#29

PG · 6-2 · Class of 2025

Sidwell Friends School

The Big East has welcomed another polished floor general who brings poise and court vision beyond his years to the college level.

Updated 17h agoVillanova
Tai Bell

Tai Bell#27

PG · 6-3 · Class of 2028

Miami Columbus

Thirteen Division I offers before most kids his age have finished their first varsity season tell you that somebody in the recruiting world has already seen enough. Tai Bell is a 6-3 point guard out of Davie, Florida, and the…

Updated 17h agoUncommitted
Miles Sadler

Miles Sadler#21

PG · 5-10 · Class of 2026

Bella Vista Prep

The sight of a 2026 prospect already donning a Division 1 uniform isn't something you encounter every day. Miles Sadler has defied the conventional recruiting calendar, making an early jump to West Virginia where he's now navigating the collegiate landscape…

Updated 17h agoWest Virginia
Taylen Kinney

Taylen Kinney#20

PG · 6-1 · Class of 2026

Overtime Elite

Some point guards arrive with a whisper, others with a roar. Taylen Kinney, a young floor general who bypassed two years of high school to join a blue-blood program, made his entrance at Kansas like a meteor streaking across the…

Updated 17h agoKansas
Cayden Boozer

Cayden Boozer#19

PG · 6-4 · Class of 2025

Columbus

The younger half of basketball's most talked-about sibling duo is making his mark in Durham, bringing elite court vision and clutch gene DNA to the college ranks.

Updated 17h agoDuke
Blaze Johnson

Blaze Johnson#15

PG · 6-4 · Class of 2028

Dynamic Prep

A 6-foot-6 point guard who already has Power Five programs lining up before he can drive a car. Blaze Johnson is the rare lead guard whose size alone forces defensive coordinators back to the drawing board, and he's only a…

Updated 17h agoUncommitted
Kingston Flemings

Kingston Flemings#15

PG · 6-3 · Class of 2025

Brennan

When a nationally-ranked point guard makes the jump from high school standout to college basketball, the adjustment period can be telling about their true potential.

Updated 17h agoHouston
Darius Acuff Jr.

Darius Acuff Jr.#10

PG · 6-2 · Class of 2025

IMG Academy

The top-10 national recruit has already made the jump to college basketball, bringing elite point guard skills and championship pedigree to Fayetteville.

Updated 17h agoArkansas
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 17h agoUncommitted
Josiah Rose

Josiah Rose#7

PG · 6-4 · Class of 2028

Faith Family Academy of Oak Cliff

A sixth grader with five Division I offers sounds like a typo. It isn't. Josiah Rose is 6-4 with the ball on a string and defenses already building game plans around a kid who hasn't hit high school yet.

Updated 17h agoUncommitted
Mikel Brown Jr.

Mikel Brown Jr.#7

PG · 6-3 · Class of 2025

DME Academy

The seventh-ranked point guard in the 2025 class has already made his mark at the collegiate level, bringing elite court vision and leadership to Louisville's backcourt.

Updated 17h agoLouisville
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 17h 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 17h agoUncommitted
Mateen Cleaves Jr.

Mateen Cleaves Jr.#36

PG · 6-4 · Class of 2028

Dream City Christian

Flip on a Dream City Christian game and the first thing you notice is who's not dribbling. The ball keeps moving, the defense keeps shifting, and somewhere in the middle of it is a 6-4 point guard who seems to…

Updated 17h agoUncommitted
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 17h agoArkansas
Deron Rippey Jr.

Deron Rippey Jr.#12

PG · 6-2 · Class of 2026

Blair Academy

Watch Deron Rippey Jr. command a game, and it becomes clear he understands basketball in a way few his age do. There is an undeniable confidence in his movements, a purposeful rhythm to his decisions that immediately captures attention. He…

Updated 17h agoDuke
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 17h 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 23h agoOklahoma State
Mason Williams

Mason Williams#122

PG · 6-2 · Class of 2026

Tennessee Collegiate Academy

Some point guards play the game, and some orchestrate it. Watching a player who can truly control the tempo, not just with their dribble but with their mind, is a distinct pleasure in scouting. It's that rare ability to bend…

Updated 23h agoKentucky
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 23h agoTexas A&M
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
Mana Winitana

Mana Winitana

PG · 6-2 · Class of 2027

A 6-2 point guard in the 2027 class with no reported offers, no listed school, and a lineup card that includes a Houston signee, a UConn commit, and a Creighton commit. The résumé is short. The company he keeps is…

Updated 1d agoUncommitted
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Saxon Young

PG · Class of 2026

Lone Peak

A senior point guard with no reported offers, playing on the same floor as a Utah State commit, is a situation worth a closer look. Saxon Young runs the point at Lone Peak, a program with plenty of eyes on…

Updated 1d agoUncommitted
Jamaal McKnight Jr.

Jamaal McKnight Jr.#114

PG · 5-10 · Class of 2027

Iowa United Prep

Seven offers for a 5-10 point guard usually means someone on staff watched the tape and stopped worrying about the height chart. Cal, Tennessee, Maryland, and Penn State are on that list alongside TCU, Seton Hall, and College of Charleston,…

Updated 1d agoUncommitted

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