Top unsigned 2025's in Kentucky

While the top 8 players in the Prep Hoops Kentucky rankings are all committed to Division I programs, there's still plenty of talent available in Kentucky's 2025 class. In this article I'll spotlight six unsigned seniors who should be priority targets for college programs.    I've been impressed with Cochran since the first time I watched him with Collins High School as a rising Junior. Continuing to develop, Cochran has the positional size, perimeter ability and athleticism to play at the Division I level. After being injured and missing the grassroots season, Cochran has had Division I programs like Marshall, Southern Illinois and Ut Martin in to check him out this fall. Those programs and more will continue to monitor how he looks coming back from injury early in the season.     Edmonds is a versatile forward who can do a variety of things on the court. A strong frame and athletic profile, Edmonds has received offers from Edward Waters, Georgetown College and Onley Central, getting love from a variety of levels. After a productive summer with [program_tooltip program_id='2135129' first='Griffin' last='Elite'], Edmonds will be seen frequently by college programs this winter as Louisville Trinity always plays a stacked schedule and is in a handful of marquee events this season.     A no nonsense type player, Decker plays hard each time he steps on the court and uses his strong frame to bully opponents in the paint. A hard left hand driver who is tough to stop once he gets a head of steam, Decker had some monster games this summer for both Manual and Central Ky Basketball. Another player recently offered by Edward Waters, Decker has had a slower recruitment than many players featured in this article but Eastern Kentucky has been the most active Division I program to recruit Decker thus far.     Maybe the most athletic player on this list, Sperry is a two-sport stud as he also puts up monster numbers on the gridiron as well as the hardwood. A player who has a ton of flair, Sperry can make the flashy pass and hang in the air to make an acrobatic finish at the rim or kickout to a teammate at the last second. Sperry also made shooting improvements in July which could unlock a higher ceiling to his game. Already holding a recent Division I offer from IU Indy, expect Sperry to receive more interest before making a final decision.     My favorite player to watch from this list, Gutman is a wing who can do a lot with the ball in his hands. A good spot-up shooter, able to attack off the dribble and can play above the rim, Gutman has skills that college programs are looking for at his size. I'm really surprised more programs haven't made Gutman a priority but if he continues to fly under the radar, he could be a player who makes an immediate impact at the college level. It will be very interesting to see where Gutman ends up.     The Louisville Male product stood out to me last season as a Junior due to his ability to block shots and score at the rim. Jordan then had a solid EYBL season for Indy Heat, playing a key role for them as a rotational big. Getting recruited by schools from a few different conferences and areas of the country, it'll be fascinating to see if Jordan stays in the Midwest or leaves the region at the college level. Regardless, he'll look to lead Male to a state championship this winter before making that decision.

While the top 8 players in the Prep Hoops Kentucky rankings are all committed to Division I programs, there's still plenty of talent available in Kentucky's 2025 class. In this article I'll spotlight six unsigned seniors who should be priority targets for college programs.