2025 Player Rankings Update: Top 5 PFs

[player_tooltip player_id='1383017' first='Caleb' last='Wilson'] is the prize jewel of Georgia's 2025 class and he'll have just about every school in the country to pick from when the time comes. Wilson is incredibly skilled for his size and he continues to add more and more to his bag. He handles the rock like a guard and shoots it well off the bounce, able to hit off-balance jumpers over defenders. Wilson is also a major force on the glass and posts consistent double-doubles. I expect many high-major head coaches will be in to see Wilson during the live periods.     [player_tooltip player_id='1383018' first='Bryson' last='Tiller'] didn't suit up for the Xpress until the live period in May but he put on a show in his first weekend back. Tiller is advanced in just about every aspect of the game. He's a polished low post scorer with excellent feet and a deep arsenal of scoring moves. Since arriving at Overtime Elite, Tiller has added a ton of muscle to the frame and now has all the physical tools you look for in a high-major forward. High-major coaches should be lining up to see him in July.     Not many players in the 2025 class have the pedigree or the resume that [player_tooltip player_id='1383021' first='Amir' last='Taylor'] has built over the past few years. He's bounced back and forth between Nike and Adidas this spring with productive showings on both stages. Taylor is a skilled big that can get you a bucket in the low post or space the floor with his three-point shooting. He currently holds 10 offers and his list should continue to grow in coming weeks.     [player_tooltip player_id='1801877' first='Cedric' last='Taylor'] is one of the most intriguing long-term prospects in the 2025 class. Taylor possesses great size and athleticism at 6'10 to go with a perimeter skillset that's rare for a guy his size. His shooting stroke is pretty and he's shown the ability to hit open threes or knock down contested jumpers from the high post. Taylor's recruitment has been surprisingly slow up this point but he should draw plenty of D1 eyes during the July live periods.     [player_tooltip player_id='1801910' first='Owen' last='Ritger'] has been a hot name this spring with the Atlanta All-Stars, playing his way into the top 40. Ritger is a skilled 6'9 lefty that can stretch the floor and score inside or out. Defensively, he alters a ton of shots around the rim with his length. He'll need to get a bit stronger to bang inside at the D1 level but Ritger's size and diverse skillset will fit a variety of college systems. Ritger has recently received offers from Chattanooga, Stonehill, Loyola Maryland, Northeastern, and Bucknell.