By Make5Media Staff | October 20, 2026 6’5″ CG Anthony Walcott is taking his game to Fairfield. The Riviera Prep senior confirmed his commitment Tuesday, giving head coach Chris Casey a guard whose athleticism and activity show up well beyond the scoring column. Before moving to Riviera Prep, Walcott averaged 14.1 points and 6.8 rebounds
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By Make5Media Staff | October 19, 2026 Butler and San Diego State added to their 2027 recruiting classes Monday, while Kansas landed a veteran who could help this season. Tyson Chandler II committed to Butler following his official visit, Mahamadou Diop chose San Diego State over UNLV, and former Purdue forward Trey Kaufman-Renn joined Kansas.
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By Make5Media Staff | October 17, 2026 ROCK HILL, S.C. — Border League East has brought together prospects at different stages of their basketball journeys. Some arrived with college commitments and established reputations. Others are working to earn that same attention. Through Saturday, Chase Lumpkin, Xavier Hall, Jayon Connor and Raphael Ihunaegbo Jr. have emerged
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By Make5Media Staff | October 17, 2026 Missouri strengthened an already promising backcourt class Friday, while George Mason landed one of Georgia’s most talented perimeter prospects. Devin Cleveland committed to Missouri over Michigan and TCU, giving Dennis Gates another skilled guard for the Class of 2027. In Loganville, Georgia, Grayson standout Marcus “M.J.” Curry Jr.
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By Make5Media Staff South Dakota has landed a commitment from Malcolm Weatherspoon, a 6-foot-3 guard in the Class of 2027 out of Central Catholic High School in Portland, Oregon. Weatherspoon announced his decision Thursday following official visits to South Dakota and Oregon State. The Coyotes’ vision for his future proved persuasive, with the staff identifying
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By Make5Media Staff | October 15, 2026 Three Class of 2027 prospects came off the board Wednesday as Geren Holmes committed to VCU, Elijah Paez chose Boston College and Josiah “JoJo” Nance pledged to SMU. All three bring perimeter versatility, with opportunities to contribute beyond the scoring column. Geren Holmes — VCU 6’5” | Shooting
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Lucai Anderson Commits to Michigan By Make5Media Staff Michigan has added a guard whose basketball journey already stretches beyond the American high school game. Lucai Anderson, a four-star prospect in the Class of 2027, committed to the Wolverines on October 14, giving head coach Mike Boynton Jr. his first high school commitment since taking over
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By Make5Media Staff Nate Winters is headed to Athens, OH. The 6-foot-7 guard in the Class of 2027 has committed to Ohio University, giving head coach Jeff Boals a promising perimeter addition. Winters, who attends Westminster Academy in Fort Lauderdale, chose the Bobcats over offers that included UIC, Chattanooga, Arkansas State and Kennesaw State. The
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Georgia basketball has landed another significant piece of its 2027 recruiting class with Woodward Academy guard Jarvis Hayes Jr. committing to the Bulldogs. The 6-foot-5 guard joins North Oconee standout Justin Wise, giving Georgia two talented in-state perimeter players who could become important building blocks for the program’s future. Hayes, one of the top players in the country, has established himself
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Georgia basketball has no shortage of young talent, and another promising group is beginning to work its way onto the high school stage. The Class of 2030 is still early in its development, but there is already plenty to like. This group has size, guard play, athleticism and several players who are comfortable doing more
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