Unsigned Seniors That Should Get Recruited by College Coaches Now

With the playoffs in full swing in high school basketball I thought it would be best to present some 2025 seniors that haven't signed with any college teams yet but definitely should be provided an opportunity to play on the next level. Enjoy this article filled with unsigned seniors!    Jaydon Norbert is an exceptional scorer that can fill the stat sheet and plays tough defense on the other side of the ball. He scores in a variety of ways offensively whether he's attacking the basket, shooting from the perimeter or shooting from the mid-range he has it all in his arsenal. At times he will shoot these shots with a defender all over him, but he has the ability to make difficult shots against strong defenders. Along with his ability to score effortlessly he has the ability to set his teammates up for success to score on offense as well. Defensively he has quick hands to disrupt opposing ball handlers by picking their pockets and does a great job staying in front of his assignments. College coaches should definitely have Jaydon Norbert on their recruiting lists.     Cedric Schofield is an athletic and versatile forward who plays with a lot of energy on both ends of the floor. He plays mainly above the rim in transition situations as a lob threat while also creating his own opportunities to attack the basket. The high energy he brings makes him tough to guard man to man off the ball as he keeps possessions alive while aggressively going after offense rebounds. Defensively he has the ability to guard both on the perimeter and inside the paint. Cedric currently holds several offers, but I think he deserves more due to what he provides on both ends of the floor.      [player_tooltip player_id='2338930' first='Rayan' last='Fadika'] is a forward that provides an impact on both ends of the floor with his rebounding, high shot percentage in the paint and ability to stretch the floor. When rebounding the ball on both ends of the floor, he establishes good position to grab them himself or tip them to his teammates. In the paint he takes high percentage shots, not forcing his opportunities against shot blockers and if he does, he draws fouls. Fadika also has the ability to stretch floor knocking down perimeter shots when open. I truly believe Ryan Fadika has the ability to play on the next level.     [player_tooltip player_id='2280674' first='Ashton' last='Green'] is a guard that provides playmaking, tight ball handling, transition offense and hustle. With his playmaking skills he is a quick decision maker setting his teammates up especially in transition situations. No matter what kind of defense is thrown at him he always plays at his own pace with the ball in his hands. Ashton's creativity allows him to get shots off inside the paint whether it's a layup or floater over a taller defender. Defensively he hustles within the Beaumont United press running all over the floor to get into passing lanes. These skills and the heart he plays with should definitely help him get to the next level.     [player_tooltip player_id='2473020' first='Bennett' last='Peters'] is a 6'8 big who plays with toughness in the paint. He is a great rebounder that doesn't mind battling opposing big men to get them. Offensively he sets screens well using his size to his advantage rolling off screens to shield smaller defenders off in pick & roll situations. Bennett can put the ball on the floor creating opportunities himself on offense excelling in the paint. At times he stretches the floor being able to shoot perimeter shots. With [player_tooltip player_id='2473020' first='Bennett' last='Peters'] height and mobility, he has a strong case for playing on the next level.

With the playoffs in full swing in high school basketball I thought it would be best to present some 2025 seniors that haven't signed with any college teams yet but definitely should be provided an opportunity to play on the next level. Enjoy this article filled with unsigned seniors!