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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Lattimore Ford

Lattimore Ford#188

SF · 6-6 · Class of 2026

Combine Academy

When a 6-6 wing from Charlotte picks Chapel Hill over programs like Stanford and Oklahoma, you better believe there's something special in the film room. Lattimore Ford made that choice early, and the Tar Heels locked up one of the…

Updated 3d agoWashington
LaTrevion Fenderson

LaTrevion Fenderson#185

SF · 6-5 · Class of 2026

St. John's Northwestern Academies

When a 6-5 wing from Wisconsin commits to the Badgers before his junior season even starts, you know Greg Gard saw something special on the tape. LaTrevion Fenderson made that early pledge happen, locking up his home-state dream school while…

Updated 3d agoWisconsin
Tyrus Rathan-Mayes

Tyrus Rathan-Mayes#184

SF · 6-5 · Class of 2025

Langham Creek

When a versatile 6-5 wing from Houston stays home to join the Cougars, it signals a player who values loyalty and sees untapped potential in his hometown program.

Updated 3d agoHouston
Dionycius Bakare

Dionycius Bakare#183

SF · 6-5 · Class of 2026

Bella Vista Prep

When five Division I programs drop offers within a 48-hour window, you know something special is happening on tape. That's exactly what unfolded for a versatile 6-5 wing who just flipped the script on his recruitment in early December.

Updated 3d agoCalifornia
Mason Blackwood

Mason Blackwood#182

SF · 6-7 · Class of 2025

New Hampton School

Standing 6-7 with the versatility to impact winning at multiple positions, this forward has quickly established himself as a valuable contributor in his freshman season.

Updated 3d agoPenn State
Janon Singh

Janon Singh#181

SF · 6-6 · Class of 2027

West Charlotte

West Charlotte's gym has produced its share of talent, but the kid who makes this roster go is a 6-6 wing who guards three positions before the opposing coach even finishes his starting lineup intro. Janon Singh isn't the headline…

Updated 3d agoUncommitted
Chris Sanders

Chris Sanders#178

SF · 6-5 · Class of 2027

Redondo Union

Redondo Beach isn't exactly a basketball factory, but Chris Sanders is doing his part to change that. A 6-5 wing with four D1 offers already in hand as a 2027 prospect, he's the kind of player who shows up on…

Updated 3d agoUncommitted
Marcus Vaughns

Marcus Vaughns#177

SF · 6-8 · Class of 2026

NBA Global Academy

When NBA Global Academy coaches need length and versatility in late-game situations, they turn to a 6-8 forward who processes the game like a guard but impacts it from multiple positions. That combination of size and basketball IQ is exactly…

Updated 3d agoLSU
Bryce Jackson

Bryce Jackson#169

SF · 6-5 · Class of 2025

Shadow Creek

Sometimes the best diamonds are found in unexpected places, and this 6-5 wing from Texas might be one of college basketball's hidden gems.

Updated 3d agoHouston
Lincoln Williams

Lincoln Williams#167

SF · 6-5 · Class of 2026

Kankakee

When a 6-5 wing drops 44 points not once but twice in the same season, college coaches start clearing their calendars. Lincoln Williams has been putting up video game numbers in Illinois while building one of the most impressive offer…

Updated 3d agoIllinois
Cello Jackson

Cello Jackson#166

SF · 6-4 · Class of 2026

Miami Columbus

Playing alongside the sons of an NBA legend while holding your own takes a special kind of confidence and talent. When you're the third option on a team with two top-20 recruits, every possession matters in proving your worth to…

Updated 3d agoMemphis
Chidi Nwigwe

Chidi Nwigwe#165

SF · 6-7 · Class of 2026

Wasatch Academy

When you're sharing the floor with three top-60 recruits and still managing to carve out your own recruiting momentum, you're doing something right. That's exactly what's happening at Wasatch Academy this season, where a 6-7 forward from Utah is quietly…

Updated 3d agoSacramento State
Dillan Shaw

Dillan Shaw#165

SF · 6-7 · Class of 2025

Heritage Christian

A versatile wing who combines size, skill, and basketball IQ, this California prospect has quietly become one of the more undervalued players in his recruiting class.

Updated 3d agoSaint Mary's
Dreylan Creasy

Dreylan Creasy#164

SF · 6-7 · Class of 2026

Blue Ridge School

When a 6-7 wing from rural Virginia starts pulling Power 5 offers in rapid succession, college coaches take notice. Dreylan Creasy has done exactly that this fall, collecting three major conference offers in the span of a month before locking…

Updated 3d agoEast Carolina
Jaron Saulsberry

Jaron Saulsberry#163

SF · 6-6 · Class of 2026

Wheeler

When you watch Wheeler's tape from this season, one player consistently appears in the right spots at the right times, making winning plays without demanding the spotlight. That's becoming Jaron Saulsberry's calling card as he develops into a legitimate high-major…

Updated 3d agoOle Miss
Thomas Vickery

Thomas Vickery#161

SF · 6-5 · Class of 2027

Myers Park

A 6-5 wing who grew up in the shadow of Stanford's campus doesn't usually end up starring in Charlotte high school ball, but here's Thomas Vickery, nine D1 offers deep and climbing boards as a 2027 name. The frame is…

Updated 3d agoUncommitted
Caleb Sanders

Caleb Sanders#160

SF · 6-6 · Class of 2025

North Tampa Christian Academy

A versatile wing with untapped potential has quietly made one of the most intriguing commitments in the class of 2025.

Updated 3d agoCal
Tony Cornett III

Tony Cornett III#159

SF · 6-6 · Class of 2027

Westerville North

A 6-6 wing who already knows where he's playing college ball at 16 years old — that's rare air in the 2027 class. Toledo locked up a Central Ohio prospect before most of his peers even started taking visits, and…

Updated 3d agoToledo
Ryan Crotty

Ryan Crotty#159

SF · 6-5 · Class of 2025

Miller School

The Virginia native who quietly developed into a top-160 national recruit has already made the leap to Big 12 basketball as a freshman at Oklahoma State.

Updated 3d agoOklahoma State
Andrew Kretkowski

Andrew Kretkowski#158

SF · 6-8 · Class of 2027

Masters Academy International

Six-eight wings who can really shoot the three don't grow on trees in New Jersey high school ball, and that's exactly what's got six different Division I staffs circling St. Joseph Regional this fall. Andrew Kretkowski moves like a guard…

Updated 3d agoUncommitted
David Conerly

David Conerly#155

SF · 6-6 · Class of 2027

Inglewood

Share a backcourt with a five-star table-setter like Jason Crowe Jr., and most wings would be lucky to touch the ball twice a quarter. David Conerly finds a way to matter anyway — running the floor, cutting at the right…

Updated 3d agoUncommitted
Houston Rolle

Houston Rolle#49

SF · 6-5 · Class of 2028

Sierra Canyon

Sierra Canyon has made a habit of stacking rosters with players who leave for high-major programs, and the next one off the line might be a lanky 6-5 wing who hasn't played a single minute of varsity ball that matters…

Updated 4d agoUncommitted
Mack Martin

Mack Martin#292

SF · 6-6 · Class of 2027

Austin Westlake

There's a certain kind of player who gets overlooked just because of who's standing next to him on the court, and that's been the deal for Mack Martin at Austin Westlake. Bo Ogden gets the attention — the five-star buzz,…

Updated 5d agoLouisiana Tech
Kaiden Eason

Kaiden Eason#283

SF · 6-4 · Class of 2027

Dynamic Prep

A 6-4 wing who's still growing into his frame is the kind of prospect scouts flag for the file-and-forget list — check back in a year. Kaiden Eason's game right now is about flashes more than consistency, but the flashes…

Updated 5d agoUncommitted
Will Davis

Will Davis#288

SF · 6-6 · Class of 2027

Blue Valley North

Kansas City metro hoops doesn't produce a ton of national buzz, but a 6-6 wing with a smooth handle tends to get noticed anyway. Will Davis plays with a calm that belies his age, and that's usually the first thing…

Updated 6d agoUncommitted
Jordan Green

Jordan Green#281

SF · 6-8 · Class of 2027

PHHoenix Prep

A 6-8 wing who can slide between three positions on the floor doesn't come around every day at the prep level, and that's exactly what Jordan Green offers right now. He's still raw in ways that show up on tape,…

Updated 6d agoFresno State
Matthew Langhi

Matthew Langhi#277

SF · 6-6 · Class of 2027

Marshall County

Six-foot-six wings who can guard three positions and still handle in the open floor don't grow on trees in western Kentucky. Matthew Langhi is one of the rare ones, and at #277 nationally in the 2027 class, the rankings haven't…

Updated 6d agoUncommitted
Jack Donohue

Jack Donohue#275

SF · 6-8 · Class of 2027

The Newman School

A 6-8 wing who already knows where he's headed to college before he's even played a varsity season that matters nationally — that's the kind of story Jack Donohue is writing right now. Most players at #275 in a loaded…

Updated 6d agoSyracuse
Amari Coleman

Amari Coleman#293

SF · 6-4 · Class of 2027

Grace Preparatory Academy

Most prospects chase offers before they chase a commitment. This one flipped the script — locking in on a college home while still flying under the radar nationally. That's either a sign of deep trust between a staff and a…

Updated 7d agoLouisiana Tech
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Anderson Thorne

SF · 5-10 · Class of 2026

Olentangy Liberty

The 2026 class continues to reveal hidden gems, and one Ohio wing is making a strong case for himself with clutch performances when it matters most.

Updated 7d agoLiberty

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