College Basketball Recruiting
Daily news coverage of the nation's top college basketball recruits and teams.
Top 50 junior Donovan Davis talks recruiting, visits
A versatile 6-foot-8 four man with a monstrous approach on the glass, Class of 2027 Freedom HS (WI) prospect Donovan Davis is currently hearing from Wisconsin, Nebraska, Iowa State, Iowa, and Marquette the most. While he’s wide open at this stage of his recruitment, Davis has developed a rapport and built on his relationship with those five programs. (
Zag's Blog)
Cameron Williams, Latrell Allmond, Toni Bryant headline top 10 high school power forwards in 2025-26
Cameron Williams of St. Mary's (Phoenix, Ariz.),
Latrell Allmond of Petersburg (Va.) and
Toni Bryant of Zephyrhills Christian Academy (Zephyrhills, Fla.) headline the selections as all three college basketball recruits enter their senior seasons with lofty expectations. Allmond earned second team MaxPreps Junior All-America honors. (
MaxPreps)
Tyran Stokes, Baba Oladotun and J.J. Andrews headline top 10 high school small forwards in 2025-26
Tyran Stokes,
Baba Oladotun of Blake (Silver Spring, Md.) and
JJ Andrews of Little Rock Christian Academy (Little Rock, Ark.) headline the selections as all three players enter their senior seasons with lofty expectations. Stokes earned first team Junior MaxPreps All-America honors with averages of 21 points, 9.3 rebounds, and 3.9 assists per game. (
MaxPreps)
Top 20 junior Davion Thompson talks Arkansas visit, recruitment
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Davion Thompson has steadily risen into the upper percentile of the country’s most highly coveted guards. He has been hearing from Arkansas, Texas Tech, Indiana, Oklahoma, Kansas, Tennessee, Wake Forest, Missouri, Oregon, Michigan, NC State and others. A 6-foot-3, Class of 2027 guard, Thompson recently visited Arkansas. (
Zag's Blog)
Jordan Smith, Caleb Holt and Colben Landrew headline top 10 high school shooting guards in 2025-26
Jordan Smith of Paul VI (Chantilly, Va.),
Caleb Holt of Prolific Prep (Fort Lauderdale, Fla.) and Colben Landrew of Wheeler (Marietta, Ga.) headline the selections as all three players enter their senior campaigns with lofty expectations. Smith earned MaxPreps National Junior of the Year, averaging 18.9 points, 6.4 rebounds and 4.0 assists per contest. (
MaxPreps)
Brandon McCoy, Dylan Mingo and Jason Crowe headline top 10 high school point guards in 2025-26
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Brandon McCoy of Sierra Canyon (Chatsworth, Calif.),
Dylan Mingo of Long Island Lutheran (Brookville, N.Y.) and Jason Crowe Jr. of Inglewood (Calif.) headline the selections as all three players enter their senior campaigns with lofty expectations. Mingo averaged 14.1 points, 5.3 rebounds, 3.3 assists and 2.1 steals per contest. (
MaxPreps)
Classs of 2027 guard Nasir Anderson on a national ascension
As a hard-attacking, acrobatic, and creative 6-foot-4 guard, Class of 2027 Prolific Prep (FL) prospect
Nasir Anderson plays with unbridled energy and relentlessness. The top-ranked PG in the 2027 class according to 247 Sports was inundated with high major offers following his performance with Team USA and later NBPA Top 100 Camp this summer. (
Zag's Blog)
Highlighting the top observations from Friday at the Thanksgiving Hoopfest
CJ Rosser, the No. 2 recruit in the junior class, led Southeastern Prep with 25 points and nine rebounds. The 6-foot-9 forward fully capitalized on his size and skill as a shooter. He got his shot off from deep whenever he wanted. His shooting touch and ability to space the floor already give him a foundation that translates to the highest levels of the sport. (
247 Sports)
Top high school basketball prospects who are sons of current, former NBA stars
10 sons of current and former NBA players are regarded as top 30 prospects in their class, including Reese Alston, Tajh Ariza, Tai Bell, Erick Dampier Jr., Obinna Ekezie Jr.,
Bryson Howard, Jarvis Hayes Jr., Myles Hayes,
Jaxon Richardson and
Elijah Williams. Read on for a look at 59 sons of former and current NBA players competing on the prep hardwood. (
MaxPreps)
Talking recruiting with Top 30 junior Darius Wabbington
One of the nation’s top-rated bigs,
Darius Wabbington, has had a huge year both on the court and with his recruitment. The 6-10 five-star in the 2027 class had a dominating sophomore year this Spring that ultimately translated into the summer. He recently visited Washington on an official visit and also took an unofficial visit to USC. (
Stock Risers)