Class of 2025 Rankings: Recruit these Prospects!

Every year Miller adds more and more to his game. There's always been the foundation of a well drilled "ISO" game as a freshman and sophomore. But jumps in athleticism as junior and senior have fully unlocked his scoring package. Now he regularly throws it down in transition and halfcourt. While also having more fluidness to his deep bag of scoring moves. Throw in the fact that he drains 25-30 footers with ease, and he's been nearly unstoppable this season with Moore. It's an indictment to how the college process has changed for high school recruits that we're headed into the final weeks of his career and there's not more buzz around him for D1 college coaches. One thing is for sure, Miller is a next level scorer. And there's a home for him somewhere.     Speaking of taking his game to another level, Thompson has been on a tear in February. With some of the most efficient shooting splits in the state, all while winning big games over Edmond North, Broken Arrow and others. He's another strong example of adding more and more to his game. Retains his pinpoint shooting from three and defensive mindset. But now with a tough shotmaking game in the mid-range and finishing at the rim. Powered Sand Springs through a brief January downturn, by turning it around and helping them to a Regional hosting spot with his red hot February. Now has them in a strong position to make their first State Tournament since 2020.     The forward has been a monster for the Indians as they racked up 22 wins and he's put up powerful double-doubles all year. Davis is an explosive and strong finisher around the rim. Continues to make enough strides as a shooter, that he does project to be a stretch four at the next level. Possibly could even mature into more of a perimeter player as well, as he does keep adding skill to his game. And is a mobile athlete but could be best as a small five once he hits a college weight room. Type of prospect that due to how college basketball is trending older, would likely benefit a lot from a year or two of JuCo. Then very well could end up on a D1 roster.     Tempo setting point guard, who makes his teammates better just as much as he scores himself. Consistently improved his jumper throughout his high school career. And is one of the more relentless drivers and attackers in Oklahoma, especially for his size. His quick first step gives problems in the halfcourt, while he has fast long speed in transition. Coaches who like traditional point guards should be all over Gunn, because he will raise the floor of their programs. Especially with the pride and competitiveness he plays with.     One of the best shooters in the state, Loper has continued to hit big shots this season. While also looking more athletic and explosive as a more complete scorer. Is averaging nearly 17 points a game, with 52 threes made on the season. They're not makes of the easy variety either. As he's at the top of the opposing scouting reports now and has to work his looks. Joins with his brother Grant, who is more of a traditional point guard, to form one of the better senior backcourts in 6A. Which will give them a chance to make noise for a playoff run in the Class 6A East Area.     Crooked Oak is well positioned to compete for the Class 3A crown and it's in large part because of the magician like abilities of the young lead guard. He's quick as a cat when getting downhill, and has the ability to hit contested shots among the tallest trees. Has great english on the ball when he shoots at the rim, often getting the favorable roll. Deep range from three makes him a complete scorer, along with the eye for a nice pass or too. Is a 1,000 point scorer in only three years of varsity play and has proven to be a winner this year. As Crooked Oak is knocking on the door of the Class 3A State Tournament for the second time in three years. Southwestern Christian in Bethany has offered but more regional JuCos and NAIA that like smaller guards should be checking on this gritty guard.