Next Up: 2027 Prospects Building Momentum

Majeed is one of the more intriguing long-term prospects in the 2027 class. At 6-8 with a strong build, he brings a rare mix of physicality and perimeter skill. He handles the ball well for his size, shows comfort stepping into jumpers, and uses his frame to impact the game inside. Defensively, he can switch, rebound, and hold his own against bigger bodies. With his blend of polish and versatility, Majeed is drawing serious interest and has the tools to be a high-level recruit moving forward.     One of the most explosive and versatile forwards in the state, Watts has been making waves with his 6-7 frame and elite athleticism. He's dynamic in the open floor, finishes with power at the rim, and can handle the ball like a guard. Watts is also a defensive disruptor—blocking shots, switching onto wings, and causing havoc in passing lanes. His upside is sky-high.     At 6-6, Wenze brings effort and energy to every possession. He's a run-and-jump forward who rebounds, alters shots, and makes an impact in transition. While his offensive game is still developing, Wenze flashes upside as a putback scorer and lob target. He plays hard and defends with purpose.     Harden is a long, bouncy 6-8 forward who brings non-stop energy. Whether he's defending in space or crashing the boards, he leaves his mark on both ends. Still refining his offensive tools, Harden's ability to stretch the floor and compete above the rim makes him one of the more promising long-term bigs in the class.     Standing 7-feet tall, Cohn has the kind of size you can't teach—and he's learning how to use it. A natural rim protector and interior presence, Cohn has been working on adding touch and range to his game. His frame and defensive tools already stand out, and he's just scratching the surface of his potential.     Gaines brings poise and maturity to the point guard position. He has a great feel for the game, sees the floor well, and can score when needed. Gaines doesn't get rattled, competes on the defensive end, and continues to polish his all-around skill set. He's turning heads with his steadiness and leadership.     Sembower is one of the more unique prospects in the class thanks to his versatility and physicality. At 6-4+ with a strong frame, he can bully smaller guards, post up when needed, or step out and knock down shots. He has a great feel for angles, scores in different ways, and impacts the game without needing plays drawn for him. A Swiss army knife-type talent.     Grimsley is a composed floor general who brings control and direction to his team. He makes smart decisions, sets the pace, and creates for others. Grimsley can also create off the dribble and has a steady jumper that keeps defenders honest. He's one of the more complete guards in the class with the leadership to match.