Uncommitted 2025 Wings To Keep An Eye On

As the 2024-25 season starts to take shape, let's take a look at some uncommitted seniors in the class of 2025, at the wing position, that could boost their stock over the next few months with some good regular season play, before finding the right school for them.    [player_tooltip player_id='1213561' first='Brendan' last='Oliver'], a key contributor for Blair's rotation, fits the mold of a prototypical athletic 3&D wing, offering good positional size and length as well as a skillset to be an impactful two way player. At 6'6", Oliver is an improved perimeter shooter and a consistent attacker of the rim mostly off of closeouts. Oliver is also able to contribute running the floor in transition as well as on the offensive glass. Defensively, he brings versatility as a guy that can guard multiple positions, rebound at a high rate for his position, and play the passing lanes really well.   A strong senior season that showcases his two way ability to impact the game on both sides could see his stock rise a little bit before the end of his senior season.     FK Muntari hangs his hat on being a floor spacer on the offensive end. Where Muntari brings the most value, is his ability to impact the game as a pick and pop threat in the half court. Muntari also plays with a high motor that translates to him being active on the glass and a solid rebounder.   With a strong senior season that could see him continue to show his floor spacing abilities on the offensive end at his size, we could see his stock rise a little bit more before his senior year comes to a close.     [player_tooltip player_id='1823214' first='Shelton' last='Colwell'] is a strong and versatile wing that contributes on both sides of the ball. Colwell uses his physicality and strength to finish well through around the rim. Colwell is also an excellent area rebounder as he just seems to live on the offensive glass every night. Over the last couple years, Colwell's perimeter skillset has seen a continuous and steady improvement. Not only is he a guy that defenses have to respect from the three point line but he's become more and more comfortable putting the ball on the floor and creating offense for himself.   A strong senior campaign for Colwell as Arts' main guy could see his stock continue to rise after a strong spring and summer that saw him put up big performances with the NJ Panthers on the HGSL circuit.     Kind of a do it all wing for the Arts Jaguars, [player_tooltip player_id='1558747' first='Kevin' last='Freeman'] brings value on the offensive end as a guy that does a little bit of everything to impact winning on the floor. Freeman is a guy that can knock down open shots, handle the ball in the open floor, make the right decisions, guard multiple positions, as well as be active on the glass and rebound the basketball.   With a skillset that brings a lot of value to the game and that impacts winning on both ends, look for Freeman's stock to only rise as a nice connective piece for Arts throughout his senior season.     With good positional size and length combined with an ability to knock down open shots from the perimeter, [player_tooltip player_id='1557544' first='Jordan' last='Torres'] posses traits that make him an effective 3&D wing. Offensively, he excels at being able to space the floor and hit the open three ball at a respectable rate. He also excels as a lane runner in transition, often times finishing above the rim. Defensively, Torres uses his length to his advance as a guy that can guard multiple positions.   As Torres begins his senior season, look for him to showcase a lot of these traits that'll transfer to the next level and hopefully see some schools get involved in his recruitment throughout the course of the season.

As the 2024-25 season starts to take shape, let's take a look at some uncommitted seniors in the class of 2025, at the wing position, that could boost their stock over the next few months with some good regular season play, before finding the right school for them.