Overlooked 2025s

The 2025 class is solid but there are a few players who are under the radar with colleges at this point in their careers. Here's a look at a few rising Seniors who are worth a look for colleges this summer and fall.    The far western Kentucky area is our weakest point for coverage for sure so it's easier for kids to slip through the cracks. Luke is a very solid point guard who is comfortable facilitating or scoring. A good shooter, Luke is likely a top 5-8 player in the first region as a Senior and should be drawing interest from D3 schools in Kentucky, Illinois, etc.     Sutton recently transferred to Fern Creek after his dad was hired as the new coach for the Tigers. JJ is a long and athletic wing prospect who has really started to come into his own in the last few months.     A true "big", Luis is capable of scoring with his back to the basket or facing up. Nava has been more of a role player thus far in high school but is capable of averaging a double-double in his Senior season.     A facilitating point guard who will knock down open shots too, Brown is a coaches' son who has grown up in the gym and it shows. His high IQ and passing ability have earned him college attention at the D2 and NAIA level heading into July.     Waller, like [player_tooltip player_id='2204576' first='Luke' last='Sims'], is an underappreciated talent thanks to his geographical location. Living in Region 1, it's easy to overlook Braden but he has shown versatility as a back to the basket forward as well as the ability to step out and knock down threes.     One of the better overall athletes in the class, Combs sports a 43 inch vertical and uses it to play above the rim. Jaidan should be one of the better players in the 9th region this season and would be a steal at the D2/D3/NAIA level.     Griffin is one of the more solid point guards in the entire state. Rarely sped up and almost never turns it over, Briar is the type of point guard that colleges should covet since he knows how run a team and doesn't force his offense, even though he could average 20 per game if he wanted to.     One of the true post players in the class, Male has a hidden gem with Keashawn. He's a good finisher around the rim and isn't afraid to mix it up in the post. Jordan can be the X factor for Male this season.     One of the more overlooked players in the 4th region, Nick is capable of scoring the ball or creating open shots for teammates. Likely a top 5 player in his region, Simpson would be a steal for a D3 school at the next level.     Hanke can get overlooked because Saint X has so much talent but he's a big wing forward who can score around the bucket or knock down open perimeter shots. Will is a top player in the region and the Tigers will rely on him to help get them to Rupp in March. A D2/NAIA/D3 school would get a big time steal if they got Hanke.

The 2025 class is solid but there are a few players who are under the radar with colleges at this point in their careers. Here's a look at a few rising Seniors who are worth a look for colleges this summer and fall.