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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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Kamsi Awaka

Kamsi Awaka#54

C · 6-8 · Class of 2027

Blair Academy

In an era of positionless basketball and stretch-fives, finding a true, impactful center who understands his role and executes it at a high level is a luxury. Kamsi Awaka is exactly that kind of player, a foundational big man who…

Updated 6d agoUncommitted
Mahamadou Diop

Mahamadou Diop#127

C · 6-10 · Class of 2027

San Gabriel Academy

Picture a freshman big man who already carries himself with the physical presence of a college upperclassman, routinely altering shots and owning the glass with a quiet ferocity. That's the immediate impression Mahamadou Diop leaves, a legitimate 6-foot-10 tower in…

Updated 6d agoUncommitted
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Ty Lewis

C · 7-0 · Class of 2027

Standing seven feet tall as a sophomore, this towering presence is already turning heads in the class of 2027 conversation.

Updated 6d agoUncommitted
Jaydn Jenkins

Jaydn Jenkins#44

C · 6-10 · Class of 2027

Archbishop Wood

When you talk about the future of the center position, especially those who can impact a game without needing the ball constantly, Jaydn Jenkins' name needs to be front and center. His physical tools and budding defensive instincts at such…

Updated 6d agoUncommitted
Cherif Millogo

Cherif Millogo#46

C · 7-2 · Class of 2027

St. Francis

When a prospect with Cherif Millogo's physical profile steps onto the court, the entire dynamic of the game shifts. At 7-foot-2, he isn't just a tall player; he possesses a rare blend of length, timing, and defensive instincts that immediately…

Updated 6d agoUncommitted
Caleb Ourigou

Caleb Ourigou#53

C · 6-10 · Class of 2027

Overtime Elite

The modern game demands versatility, especially from its big men. When you watch Caleb Ourigou operate on the floor, you're seeing a prototype of where basketball is headed – a 6-foot-10 interior presence who isn't just comfortable stepping out to…

Updated 6d agoArkansas
Tyran Frazier

Tyran Frazier#39

C · 6-10 · Class of 2027

The Principia School

Finding a true center with the physical gifts of Tyran Frazier in the 2027 class is like unearthing raw diamond in a stream. At 6-10, he possesses a foundational frame and an undeniable presence in the paint that immediately catches…

Updated 6d agoUncommitted
Lewis Uvwo

Lewis Uvwo#6

C · 6-10 · Class of 2027

Prolific Prep

Step into any Prolific Prep game, and your eyes are naturally drawn to the high-flying guards, but if you're scouting for the future, focus on the paint. There, a towering 6-10 presence is emerging, a silent disruptor whose defensive gravity…

Updated 6d agoUncommitted
Darius Wabbington

Darius Wabbington#12

C · 6-11 · Class of 2027

Sunnyslope

When you talk about the future of big men, you often hear about stretch fives and small-ball lineups. But then you see Darius Wabbington, and it's a stark reminder that true size, coupled with skill and a developing feel for…

Updated 6d agoUncommitted
Miles Flemons

Miles Flemons#300

C · 6-7 · Class of 2026

Tulsa Union

A 6-7 center with room to grow and untapped potential has already made his college choice ahead of schedule.

Updated 6d agoDrake
Sifeng Huan

Sifeng Huan#299

C · 6-10 · Class of 2026

St. Andrew's Episcopal

Standing tall at 6-10, this emerging big man from St. Andrew's Episcopal is beginning to turn heads as a legitimate interior presence in the 2026 class.

Updated 6d agoUMBC
Darnell Lloyd

Darnell Lloyd#292

C · 6-9 · Class of 2026

Perkiomen School

Standing 6-9 with room to grow, this emerging big man from Pennsylvania prep basketball is beginning to turn heads as he develops his interior presence.

Updated 6d agoBoston University
Ty Laur

Ty Laur#291

C · 6-8 · Class of 2026

Pinckneyville Community

A towering presence in the paint with surprising mobility for his frame, this Illinois big man is quietly building momentum as one of the state's most intriguing interior prospects.

Updated 6d agoSouthern Illinois
Jahadi White Jr.

Jahadi White Jr.#290

C · 6-8 · Class of 2026

East St. Louis

Standing 6-8 in the paint, this East St. Louis big man is quietly developing into one of the Midwest's most intriguing interior prospects.

Updated 6d agoUncommitted
Al'Tariq Reevey

Al'Tariq Reevey#273

C · 6-8 · Class of 2026

College Achieve - Asbury

When you're a 6-8 center ranked outside the top 250 nationally, every practice becomes an audition. Al'Tariq Reevey understands this reality better than most.

Updated 6d agoUncommitted
Kuol Deng

Kuol Deng#238

C · 6-10 · Class of 2026

Oak Hill Academy

When you roll up to Oak Hill Academy practice and see three talented players anchoring the paint, the 6-10 frame moving with surprising fluidity catches your eye first. That's Kuol Deng, a 2026 center who's still learning just how good…

Updated 6d agoUncommitted
Ryan Kreager

Ryan Kreager#219

C · 6-10 · Class of 2026

Faribault Senior

When a 6-10 big man from small-town Minnesota commits to Loyola this early in the process, it raises eyebrows around recruiting circles. Ryan Kreager's pledge to the Ramblers suggests Porter Moser's staff sees something others might be sleeping on.

Updated 6d agoLoyola
Hakeem Weems

Hakeem Weems#208

C · 6-9 · Class of 2026

IMG Academy

When you're 6-9 at IMG Academy but still flying under the radar, something's not adding up. Either the recruiting world hasn't caught up to Hakeem Weems yet, or there's development still happening behind closed doors.

Updated 6d agoGeorgia
Jaroslavs Pihtovs

Jaroslavs Pihtovs#189

C · 6-9 · Class of 2026

Archbishop Riordan

When you find a 6-9 big man who can run the floor and finish with both hands in the Bay Area basketball scene, coaches take notice. Jaroslavs Pihtovs has been doing exactly that for Archbishop Riordan, anchoring one of the…

Updated 6d agoSan Francisco
Gan-Erdene Solongo

Gan-Erdene Solongo#182

C · 7-0 · Class of 2026

La Lumiere School

When you watch La Lumiere practice, there's this moment where the 7-footer from Mongolia quietly alters three straight possessions without touching the ball. That's the Gan-Erdene Solongo experience in a nutshell.

Updated 6d agoNotre Dame
Ladarius Givan

Ladarius Givan#237

C · 6-8 · Class of 2026

Petersburg

When you watch tape from John Marshall's championship run, one thing becomes clear immediately: they have a legitimate anchor in the paint who understands how to use his size. At 6-8, Ladarius Givan controls games through presence and fundamentals rather…

Updated 6d agoUCF
Yabi Aklog

Yabi Aklog#135

C · 6-10 · Class of 2026

Eastside Catholic

The court often feels smaller when a prospect of this magnitude anchors the interior, and Yabi Aklog is precisely that kind of presence. He commands attention in the paint, a disruptive force defensively who makes opponents rethink their drives. At…

Updated 6d agoOregon State
Jaden Ghoreishi

Jaden Ghoreishi#227

C · 6-9 · Class of 2026

Mt. Spokane

When a 6-9 center from eastern Washington locks up his college commitment as a junior, coaches take notice. The early decision speaks volumes about both the player's confidence and the programs that see something special developing in the Pacific Northwest.

Updated 6d agoColorado State
Chadrack Mpoyi

Chadrack Mpoyi#179

C · 6-10 · Class of 2026

Crean Lutheran

When you see a 6-10 frame moving with legitimate coordination and soft hands around the basket, you stop what you're doing and pay attention. Chadrack Mpoyi has been putting up video game numbers for Crean Lutheran, including a 31-point, 17-rebound…

Updated 6d agoMinnesota
Moustapha Diop

Moustapha Diop#125

C · 6-10 · Class of 2026

Overtime Elite

When you talk about players who fundamentally change the geometry of a half-court offense, Moustapha Diop needs to be in that conversation. He's a towering presence who isn't just taking up space; he's actively dictating where opponents can and cannot…

Updated 6d agoGeorgia Tech
Symon Ghai

Symon Ghai#181

C · 7-3 · Class of 2026

The Academy of Central Florida

Finding a legitimate 7-3 center who can move his feet and has actual basketball instincts is like striking oil in your backyard.

Updated 6d agoNorthwestern
Tyshawn Duncan

Tyshawn Duncan#143

C · 6-8 · Class of 2026

Alexandria

When you find a 6-8 center who moves like a wing and thinks the game two steps ahead, you stop what you're doing and pay attention. That's exactly what happened when college coaches got their first extended look at this…

Updated 6d agoLouisiana
Javonte Floyd

Javonte Floyd#201

C · 6-9 · Class of 2026

Cedar Grove

When you watch tape of Cedar Grove's defense anchoring the paint, you see exactly why UCLA prioritized size and length in their 2026 class. The Bruins locked up a 6-9 center who understands that rim protection wins games long before…

Updated 6d agoUCLA
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Drazen Udhrain

C · Class of 2026

Metairie Park Country Day

Louisiana's prep basketball scene continues to develop intriguing big men, and one name generating early buzz is making his mark at the private school level.

Updated 6d agoUncommitted
Aliou Dioum

Aliou Dioum#180

C · 6-10 · Class of 2026

Bella Vista Prep

Walk into any Bella Vista Prep practice and your eyes immediately drift to the 6-10 frame anchoring the paint. When that kid starts moving with unexpected fluidity for his size, you know you're watching something special.

Updated 6d agoWest Virginia

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