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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Matthew Langhi

Matthew Langhi#277

SF · 6-6 · Class of 2027

Marshall County

When you see a 6-6 sophomore dropping consistent outside shots with NBA range, you stop scrolling through film. That smooth release and natural scoring instinct has been turning heads across Kentucky this season, even without the typical recruiting fanfare.

Updated 3d agoUncommitted
Josh Smith Jr.

Josh Smith Jr.#251

SF · 6-7 · Class of 2027

North Oldham

When you watch Norcross play, there's always one long, rangy athlete who seems to be everywhere, disrupting passing lanes and finishing above the rim. That's often Josh Smith Jr., a player who doesn't just fill a uniform; he has the…

Updated 3d agoUncommitted
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Brooklyn Ross#233

SF · 6-7 · Class of 2027

Aquinas

The long view is always crucial in scouting, especially with the younger classes, but sometimes a player's physical tools just jump off the screen even years out. When you see a wing with Brooklyn Ross's frame and movement at this…

Updated 3d agoUncommitted
Jack Donohue

Jack Donohue#274

SF · 6-8 · Class of 2027

The Newman School

Finding a prospect with legitimate 6-foot-8 size at the small forward position in the 2027 class is rare enough, but finding one who already understands how to leverage that frame on both ends of the court is even more intriguing.…

Updated 3d agoSyracuse
Tayron Malonga

Tayron Malonga#234

SF · 6-6 · Class of 2027

Mt. Zion Prep

The gym at Mt. Zion Prep often feels like a proving ground, a crucible where young talent either rises or fades. Amidst a roster dotted with high-major commits and national recruits, one sophomore forward, Tayron Malonga, is quietly carving out…

Updated 3d agoUncommitted
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 3d 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 3d 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 3d 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 3d 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 3d 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 3d 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 3d 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 3d agoUncommitted
Brian Mitchell Jr.

Brian Mitchell Jr.#177

SF · 6-4 · Class of 2027

Paul VI Catholic

When you watch Paul VI play, it’s easy to get drawn to the five-star talent, but there's a certain fluidity and understated intensity emanating from Brian Mitchell Jr. that demands a deeper look. He’s not always the loudest voice on…

Updated 3d agoUncommitted
Ty Newsom

Ty Newsom#266

SF · 6-5 · Class of 2027

St. Luke's School

When you're watching film at 6 AM with a cup of coffee getting cold, some prospects just grab your attention differently. The way a lanky wing moves without the ball, how they read defensive rotations before they happen - that's…

Updated 3d agoUncommitted
Malachi Booker

Malachi Booker#254

SF · 6-7 · Class of 2027

Montverde Academy

When you're 6-7 and sharing the court with four-star talents at Montverde Academy, blending into the background becomes easy. Malachi Booker refuses to disappear, using every possession as an audition for bigger things ahead.

Updated 3d agoUncommitted
Davey Harris

Davey Harris#211

SF · 6-5 · Class of 2027

Windward School

When your last name carries the weight of college basketball success, every move on the court gets magnified. At 6-5 with legitimate three-level scoring ability, this sophomore is already drawing D1 attention while carrying the expectations that come with being…

Updated 3d agoUncommitted
Chris Sanders

Chris Sanders#178

SF · 6-5 · Class of 2027

Redondo Union

When you step into a gym to watch a young player, you're often looking for that innate feel, that natural rhythm with the game. Chris Sanders possesses it in spades. He's a player who understands angles and spacing before he's…

Updated 3d agoUncommitted
Henry Robinson

Henry Robinson#119

SF · 6-7 · Class of 2027

Pine Ridge

For evaluators sifting through the sprawling talent pool of the 2027 class, Henry Robinson might be one of those prospects whose full value isn't immediately obvious in a highlight reel. He's a player whose impact stretches beyond the box score,…

Updated 3d agoUncommitted
Declan Griffiths

Declan Griffiths#89

SF · 6-7 · Class of 2027

St. Thomas More

When you step into a gym and see a prospect moving with an effortless grace that belies his age, you take notice. Declan Griffiths has that fluidity, a natural athleticism that allows him to glide on the court rather than…

Updated 3d agoUncommitted
Tony Cornett III

Tony Cornett III#159

SF · 6-6 · Class of 2027

Westerville North

When a player commits this early, especially from Ohio, to a program like Toledo, it usually means two things: the staff truly believes in his long-term arc, and the player sees a clear path to impact. Tony Cornett III is…

Updated 3d agoToledo
Janon Singh

Janon Singh#181

SF · 6-6 · Class of 2027

West Charlotte

When your supporting cast includes the #27 player in the country already committed to Ohio State and another top-70 prospect headed to South Carolina, you better bring something special to the table. That's exactly the situation facing Janon Singh at…

Updated 3d agoUncommitted
DJ Hawkins

DJ Hawkins#106

SF · 6-7 · Class of 2027

St. Thomas More

You step into the gym at St. Thomas More, and the first thing that hits you is the sheer length on the court. Among that impressive group, DJ Hawkins immediately catches the eye. He's a long, fluid wing whose movements…

Updated 3d agoUncommitted
David Conerly

David Conerly#155

SF · 6-6 · Class of 2027

Inglewood

When you talk about the 2027 class, especially out West, there's a rapidly growing buzz around a specific archetype: the long, versatile wing who can impact the game without needing the ball constantly. David Conerly fits that mold perfectly, a…

Updated 3d agoUncommitted
Ty Schlagel

Ty Schlagel#137

SF · 6-5 · Class of 2027

Cretin Derham Hall

When you talk about players who simply understand the geometry of the game, even at a young age, Ty Schlagel's name comes up fast. He's got that intangible feel for space and time on the court, making plays before they…

Updated 3d agoNebraska
MJ Curry

MJ Curry#71

SF · 6-5 · Class of 2027

Grayson

The whisper of the net after a perfectly arced shot is a sound that separates good shooters from great ones, and when MJ Curry steps into his rhythm, that whisper becomes a consistent chorus. Every time the ball leaves his…

Updated 3d agoUncommitted
Jomar Bernard

Jomar Bernard#91

SF · 6-7 · Class of 2027

The Villages Charter

Picture a high-major wing, long and athletic, already showing flashes of what he could become, and then remember he’s only in the class of 2027. Jomar Bernard isn't just a prospect; he's a foundational piece for a college program in…

Updated 3d agoUncommitted
RJ Moore

RJ Moore#60

SF · 6-6 · Class of 2027

Ambassador Christian School

The early returns on the 2027 class are starting to trickle in, and when you talk about high-upside wings, one name consistently surfaces with serious intrigue. At 6-foot-6 and still years from his physical prime, this small forward from North…

Updated 3d agoUncommitted
Clyde Walters

Clyde Walters#99

SF · 6-6 · Class of 2027

Overtime Elite

When you watch Clyde Walters move, there's a certain unteachable fluidity for a kid his size, even at this early stage. He glides. This isn't a prospect who relies on brute strength or dazzling ball-handling to make an impact, but…

Updated 3d agoProvidence
King Rachal

King Rachal#47

SF · 6-7 · Class of 2027

Notre Dame

When you encounter a prospect like King Rachal, standing at 6-7 with the kind of fluid athleticism he possesses, it’s easy to get excited about the future. His physical tools alone immediately capture your attention, suggesting a canvas upon which…

Updated 3d agoUncommitted

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