College Basketball Recruiting

Daily news coverage of the nation's top college basketball recruits and teams.

European star Mark Morano Mahmutovic agrees to play for Syracuse basketball

European basketball star Mark Morano Mahmutovic has agreed to play at Syracuse University next season, reports Jonathan Givony of Draft Express. He’s a 6-foot-7 shooting guard. “It’s a great pickup for them,” Givony said of the Syracuse coaching staff. “He’s an elite, elite scorer. He’s basically like a five-star caliber recruit as an American high school guy.” (Syracuse.com)

Updated 2027 Rivals150 Basketball Recruiting Rankings Released

The race for the No. 1 position in the 2027 Rivals150 ranking remains wide open. While CJ Rosser is the player who has held on to the top position for the last two updates, we expect this to be a fluid conversation for the forseeable future. Rosser is a 6-foot-10 forward, originally from North Carolina, currently attending Southeastern (FL) Prep. (On3.com)

Five-star PG Brandon McCoy Jr. commits to Michigan for '26 class

On a night when coach Dusty May guided Michigan to its first national championship game appearance since 2018, the Wolverines also took a huge step in continuing their dominance next season. Five-star senior Brandon McCoy Recruiting Profile" rel="tag">Brandon McCoy Jr., one of the top-five point guards in the class, announced his commitment to Michigan on the Fab Five's alternate telecast. (ESPN)

ACC Basketball: 2026 Recruting Snapshot

The 2026 McDonald’s Game included four players who previously committed to ACC programs: No. 2 Cameron Williams (Duke), No. 10 Deron Rippey Jr. (Duke), No. 13 Caleb Gaskins (Miami) and No. 21 Maximo Adams (UNC before Hubert Davis' dismissal). In addition, the Tar Heels also received a February commitment from guard Dylan Mingo (No. 5). (North Carolina Sports Network)

Illinois lands top-35 Class of 2026 guard, former Wake Forest commit Quentin Coleman

Illinois is preparing for a Final Four, but the Illini also got a big jump on reloading its roster for next season. A day before Illinois is set to play UConn in an NCAA Tournament semifinal, top-35 Class of 2026 recruit Quentin Coleman committed to the Illini following an official visit to campus. The 6-foot-4, 180-pound guard originally signed with Wake Forest. (Illini Inquirer)

McDonald's All-American Game box score, results: West wins while Arizona, Missouri commits shine

Despite being held in a 42-42 deadlock at half, the West used a 60-point second half to emerge victorious 102-86 over Team East. Missouri commitment Jason Crowe Jr. and Arizona commitment Caleb Holt walked away from tonight's game with co-MVP awards. Crowe Jr. finished with 16 points (8/13 FG), five assists, two rebounds, and a steal. (Sporting News)

Latest update on Tyran Stokes’ decision timeline, NBA upside

Experts around the recruiting world believe the long-awaited commitment of top-recruit Tyran Stokes is nearing, with ESPN’s Paul Biancardi speculating that Stokes’ decision could come after the Nike Hoop Summit. “I think [his decision] is coming after the Nike Hoop Summit [April 11],” Biancardi said during ESPN’s coverage of the McDonald’s All-American Game. (Zag's Blog)

How should Louisville basketball, Pat Kelsey approach transfer portal?

After his second season at the helm of the Louisville Cardinals basketball came to an end, head coach Pat Kelsey told reporters he was giving himself "six or seven hours" to unwind with his family. Then, it was right back to chasing that feeling of being the last team standing in the NCAA Tournament. To get there, Kelsey must ace the NCAA transfer portal. (Louisville Courier-Journal)

How New Assistant Coach is Poised To Take Clemson Basketball Recruiting Overseas

This week, amid coaching departures, Clemson Basketball added Andre Morgan, Chris Harriman, and Chad Warner all as assistant coaches. Each with different, valuable skillsets, Clemson’s new assistants will all contribute to Clemson’s 2026-27 season. But for Harriman specifically, his contributions are needed —and expected— in the offseason. (Sports Illustrated)

Top ranked Tyran Stokes, Jordan Smith headline McDonald's All American Game

UNC Basketball signee Maximo Adams is the model of consistency and willingness to do all the little things. The future Tar Heel has proven willing to play the three or the four. At 6-foot-7, he's a capable shooter, and he's a hard-nosed kid who is an elite rebounder for his size. Adams' future could be up in the air after last week's firing of coach Hubert Davis. (247 Sports)

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