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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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Gaeton Wafo

Gaeton Wafo

PF · 7-0 · Class of 2027

CATS Academy

Standing at seven feet tall with four Division I offers already in hand, this Massachusetts prep school prospect is turning heads as one of the most intriguing big men in the 2027 class.

Updated 3d agoUncommitted
Godson Okokoh

Godson Okokoh#103

PF · 6-8 · Class of 2027

Bella Vista Prep

Every so often, a player comes across your radar who just looks different for his age. We're talking about a prospect who blends a coveted physical profile with a skill that usually takes years to develop in bigs. When a…

Updated 3d agoUncommitted
Ferlandes Wright

Ferlandes Wright#58

PF · 6-7 · Class of 2027

Fairdale

The raw power and undeniable athleticism of Ferlandes Wright are immediately evident when he steps onto the floor, even among the deep talent pool at La Lumiere. At 6-foot-7, he already possesses a college-ready frame for the power forward spot,…

Updated 3d agoLouisville
Nathaniel Blenman

Nathaniel Blenman

PF · 6-8 · Class of 2027

Standing 6-8 with the frame to develop into a true interior presence, this 2027 power forward is already drawing serious attention from Division I programs across the Northeast.

Updated 3d agoUncommitted
Quinton Kitt

Quinton Kitt#85

PF · 6-6 · Class of 2027

Monarch Academy

Sometimes you see a player on the court, even at a young age, and they just have a presence, a way of moving and impacting the game that feels more developed than their years. Quinton Kitt is that kind of…

Updated 3d agoIllinois
Ater Maker Bol Meen

Ater Maker Bol Meen

PF · 6-9 · Class of 2027

CATS Academy

Standing 6-9 with international pedigree and a deadly perimeter stroke, this Class of 2027 prospect is turning heads with his unique blend of size and skill.

Updated 3d agoUncommitted
Logan Lang

Logan Lang

PF · 6-9 · Class of 2027

Brimmer and May

Standing 6-9 with years to develop, this Massachusetts power forward represents the kind of upside that college programs dream about finding early in the process.

Updated 3d agoUncommitted
Donovan Davis

Donovan Davis#51

PF · 6-7 · Class of 2027

Freedom

Watch a high-major college practice today and you'll see fewer traditional back-to-the-basket bigs and more versatile forwards capable of impacting the game all over the floor. Donovan Davis, out of Kaukauna, Wisconsin, fits that mold precisely, projecting as a dynamic…

Updated 3d agoIowa State
Brandon Woodard

Brandon Woodard#95

PF · 6-8 · Class of 2027

Bishop McNamara

When you see a player with Brandon Woodard's physical dimensions and athleticism at 6-8, still only in the 2027 class, it's hard not to pay attention. He moves with a fluidity usually reserved for wings, but operates with the intent…

Updated 3d agoUncommitted
Jaylan Mitchell

Jaylan Mitchell#134

PF · 6-7 · Class of 2027

Vashon

When you see a power forward at 6-foot-7 in the 2027 class who plays with the grounded power and intuitive feel for the game that Jaylan Mitchell does, it commands attention. He's not just big for his age; he moves…

Updated 3d agoUncommitted
Jeremy Jenkins

Jeremy Jenkins#75

PF · 6-8 · Class of 2027

Riviera Preparatory School

When you talk about the future of frontcourt players, the conversation has to include Jeremy Jenkins. At 6-foot-9, he's got the kind of frame and budding skill set that projects exceptionally well. This young big man isn't just physically impressive;…

Updated 3d agoUncommitted
Ahmed Nur

Ahmed Nur#32

PF · 6-9 · Class of 2027

Bella Vista Prep

Forget the highlight reels for a moment; what truly captures attention with Ahmed Nur is the raw, untamed potential residing in a 6-foot-9 frame that moves with surprising agility for his age. This isn't just a big body; it's a…

Updated 3d agoUncommitted
Kager Knueppel

Kager Knueppel#15

PF · 6-9 · Class of 2027

Wisconsin Lutheran

When a prospect at 6-10 commits to Duke before he even hits his junior year, you pay attention. Kager Knueppel isn't just a big body; he's a highly skilled big man with an advanced feel for the game, already making…

Updated 3d agoDuke
Josh Leonard

Josh Leonard#28

PF · 6-6 · Class of 2027

IMG Academy

The rare prospect who impacts winning without needing the ball constantly, Josh Leonard is precisely that. For a player still so young in the 2027 class, his blend of offensive efficiency and defensive disruption makes him one of the most…

Updated 3d agoUncommitted
Zion Green

Zion Green#36

PF · 6-9 · Class of 2027

Compass Prep

Standing at 6-foot-9 in the class of 2027, Zion Green isn't just big; he's an emerging force who can change games with his blend of size, athleticism, and developing skill. When he steps onto the court, the energy shifts, and…

Updated 3d agoUncommitted
Dawson Battie

Dawson Battie#25

PF · 6-8 · Class of 2027

St. Mark's

When a freshman steps onto a varsity court and immediately commands attention, you know you're watching something different. Dawson Battie isn't just playing; he's orchestrating from the power forward spot, showing an advanced feel for the game that belies his…

Updated 3d agoUncommitted
CJ Rosser

CJ Rosser#2

PF · 6-10 · Class of 2027

Southeastern Prep

When you see a 6-foot-10 player effortlessly step out to the three-point line and knock down shots, then immediately sprint back to challenge a layup at the other end, you take notice. That’s the kind of game-changing potential CJ Rosser…

Updated 3d agoUncommitted
Will Goode

Will Goode#304

PF · 6-9 · Class of 2026

Louisburg

When a 6-9 forward from a small Kansas town commits to his local mid-major before the phone really starts ringing, you either found a hidden gem or a kid who values loyalty over leverage. Will Goode's early pledge to Kansas…

Updated 3d agoKansas City
Max VanLaningham

Max VanLaningham#303

PF · 6-7 · Class of 2026

Woodcreek

Standing at 6-7 with natural power forward instincts, this Woodcreek standout has already secured his college future despite being relatively early in the recruitment process.

Updated 3d agoLong Beach State
Reece Davidson

Reece Davidson#293

PF · 6-7 · Class of 2026

North Laurel

Standing at 6-7 with the versatility to impact winning at multiple positions, this emerging power forward prospect is beginning to turn heads on the national recruiting scene.

Updated 3d agoLiberty
Hudson Lucas

Hudson Lucas#276

PF · 6-8 · Class of 2026

Dallas Parish Episcopal

Standing 6-8 with developing skills in the frontcourt, this Texas prospect is beginning to emerge as a name to watch in the 2026 recruiting cycle.

Updated 3d agoNevada
Eric Fiedler

Eric Fiedler#275

PF · 6-6 · Class of 2026

Regis Jesuit

A versatile forward with legitimate size and skill is making waves in Colorado's competitive prep basketball scene.

Updated 3d agoColorado State
Rashaun Porter

Rashaun Porter#269

PF · 6-7 · Class of 2026

DePaul College Prep

When a 6-7 forward commits to a Mid-American Conference program before his junior season even starts, there's usually a compelling story behind the early decision. Rashaun Porter's pledge to Toledo suggests a player who values development opportunity over immediate prestige.

Updated 3d agoToledo
Jayson Peterson

Jayson Peterson#265

PF · 6-8 · Class of 2026

St. Andrew's Episcopal

The athletic bloodline runs deep when three generations of Petersons share the same first name and the same competitive fire. At 6-8 with room to grow, this latest Darryl Peterson product is starting to turn heads in Maryland prep circles.

Updated 3d agoUTSA
Aeneas Alexander

Aeneas Alexander#255

PF · 6-7 · Class of 2026

Leadership Prep

When you have NBA bloodlines but carry the chip of an unrecruited prospect, that internal fire burns differently. Aeneas Alexander walks into the gym carrying both the expectations that come with his last name and the hunger of a player…

Updated 3d agoNorth Texas
Dikembe Shaw

Dikembe Shaw#254

PF · 6-7 · Class of 2026

Crown Point

Sometimes the best finds come from watching film on a Tuesday night in November, breaking down a kid who's flying under the radar while everyone else chases the obvious five-stars. At 6-7 with legitimate two-way potential, there's a Crown Point…

Updated 3d agoIllinois-Chicago
Xavier Roberson

Xavier Roberson#332

PF · 6-7 · Class of 2026

Dynamic Prep

When you're practicing alongside the #1 player in the country and holding your own, coaches take notice.

Updated 3d agoSam Houston
Daniel Patton

Daniel Patton#223

PF · 6-7 · Class of 2026

Cy Falls

There's a certain type of power forward who makes coaches lean forward in their chairs during film sessions. The kind who operates with surprising finesse for his size but never forgets he can physically impose his will when needed.

Updated 3d agoOle Miss
Austin Brown

Austin Brown#226

PF · 6-8 · Class of 2026

Lufkin

There's something different about watching a 6-8 forward who moves like he's been playing the game for decades, even though he's just a sophomore. Austin Brown carries himself with the quiet confidence of a player who knows his time is…

Updated 3d agoMaryland
Braylen Langley

Braylen Langley#302

PF · 6-9 · Class of 2026

Skyline Prep

Late bloomers often carry the biggest chips on their shoulders, and watching a 6-9 power forward commit early to Stephen F. Austin while ranked outside the top 150 nationally tells you everything about hunger and opportunity. Sometimes the best stories…

Updated 3d agoStephen F. Austin

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