College Basketball Recruiting

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

NC State Basketball Lands JUCO All-American Center Shah Hall

NC State has been searching for a backup center to pair with UC Irvine transfer Kyle Evans. After an Official Visit to Raleigh this week, the Wolfpack appears to have found its answer. JUCO center Shah Hall announced his commitment to NC State. At 6-foot-11 and 240 pounds, Hall brings size, athleticism, and elite shot-blocking ability to the frontcourt. (Pack Pride)

Top-50 rising senior Micah Gordon talks his recruitment

Plainfield (NJ) guard and PSA Cardinals star Micah Gordon started his summer right, reeling in Pangos All-American camp’s Co-MVP. The 6-foot-1 guard is proving to be one of the most explosive and skilled guards in his class and continues to showcase his elite ability every single week. Gordon continues to grab the attention of programs nationally. (Stock Risers)

Washington Transfer Guard Courtland Muldrew Commits to Georgia Tech Basketball

Georgia Tech Basketball has added to its roster with a transfer guard from the Big Ten. Washington transfer Courtland Muldrew committed to Georgia Tech. Last season, Muldrew played 20 games and averaged 3.3 PPG, 1.9 RPG, and 1.5 APG in 13 minutes per game and shot 42% from the floor and 21% from three on an average of one attempt per game. (Sports Illustrated)

No. 1 recruit Adan Diggs talks reclass to 2027, Kentucky offer: 'I bring everything to the table.'

There weren’t many players better, in any class, than Adan Diggs at Nike EYBL Session II in Memphis. The five-star guard averaged 22.8 points per game to go with 6.3 rebounds, 4.5 assists and 2.0 steals across four games. Ranked No. 1 in 2028 at the time, there was talk that the 6-4 shooting guard may just be the best player in the gym, regardless of class. (Kentucky Sports Radio)

2028 Basketball Recruits Currently on Duke's Radar

Those potential Duke recruiting targets include the top-ranked player in the class: five-star forward AJ Williams. Plus, the Blue Devils have contacted two top-shelf big men in the cycle: five-star center Yann Kamagate, who ranks No. 5 overall on the 247Sports Composite, and five-star center Dylan Betts, a 7-foot-3, 230-pounder who stacks up at No. 15 overall. (Sports Illustrated)

5-stars Beckham Black and Kaleena Smith sign historic ESPN merchandise deal

Five-star Beckham Black has made NIL history following the signing of a recent merchandising deal. The class of 2027 recruit is signing the deal off the back of a busy summer, including a standout performance at the NBPA top 100 camp. Black was also named as a finalist for the 2026 USA Basketball Men’s U17 National Team World Cup roster. (On3.com)

Virginia basketball lands Loyola Marymount transfer Jan Vide

Virginia has added another piece to its backcourt, securing a commitment from Loyola Marymount transfer Jan Vide, Sam Kayser was the first to report. The 6-foot-6 guard will head to Charlottesville after spending the 2025-26 season at Loyola Marymount, where he started 31 games and emerged as one of the team's primary playmakers. (Wahoos 247)

LSU commit Ahmad Hudson plans to do what most elite recruits won't

Ahmad Hudson can understand why you're mystified; after all, it's not every day that a prospect who ranks in the Top 25 in the SC Next 100 in two different sports bucks the tide and locks in to contribute in both sports collegiately. "Most guys pick which sport they want to concentrate on before high school," Hudson said. "I wasn't going to do that." (ESPN)

Georgia Bulldogs Transfer Center Jackson McVey Commits to Georgia Tech Basketball

The roster for Georgia Tech Basketball in Scott Cross's first season continues to take shape. Cross has been rebuilding the majority of this roster through the transfer portal, with some big retentions in the high school ranks. Cross added former Georgia center Jackson McVey to the roster. The 7'1 center did not play for the Bulldogs last season and redshirted. (Sports Illustrated)

Arkansas Commitment Davion Thompson Considering Reclassification To 2026

The expectation is that Davion Thompson will reclassify and play for the Razorbacks later this year, but he’s remaining in the Class of 2027 for now. He will announce that decision after the Nike Peach Jam, which runs from July 14-19. Thompson wants to finish his season on the Nike EYBL circuit and would be unable to compete if he reclassified right now. (Best of Arkansas Sports)

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