2027 Rankings Update: The Top Ten

A big wing who has started to turn the corner over the last few months, Gay was the hottest name in the state coming out of July. He earned multiple D1 offers and has seen his stock continue to trend up. Montez is a strong guard who can get in the paint continuously if he decides he wants to. Long term, if his motor is revving, there is not a better prospect in the 2027 class thanks to his size and athleticism.     Kentucky's leading scorer last season, Keathley is a true three level scorer and one of the best free throw shooters in the state. Braxton should thrive with more talent around him after transferring to Martin County last month. The big shooter is up to 7 D1 offers and is starting to visit multiple high major schools in the coming months.     The best isolation scorer in Kentucky (in my opinion), Brown continues to get better and is seeing more offers come his way. He's both quick and fast and thrives at getting into the paint on offense. Ja'Rye is more scorer than facilitator at this point but he does seem to be able to create open looks for teammates when he trusts them to make the shots.     Matthew is, for my money, the biggest "sleeper" in the class. Langhi has all the tools to be a big time recruit but hasn't seen a ton of recruitment come his way yet. At 6'7 and possessing guard skills, Langhi is going to be a name to monitor and could be the biggest breakout candidate in the state over the next year.     The first player to commit in this class, Logsdon is already off the board to WKU for college. A versatile wing with good size, Jack can score the ball and is an underrated shot blocker for his size. If he can continue to improve his lateral quickness, Jack is going to be ready to play as a freshman at WKU since he should be able to switch across multiple positions.     Moving from15th to 6th in the update, Coffman cracks the top ten on the heels of a big summer and earning multiple D1 offers. Nolan looks like he's going to have a huge Junior year and has shown he has the offensive skill set to impact the game in multiple ways and is a high level rebounder with a great motor.     Tyce is among the most athletic prospects in this class and has the potential to be a big time player if he can straighten out his three point shooting. At his best when attacking off the bounce, Jarvis holds multiple D1 offers and you can see why when you watch him attack in the open floor.     The best shot blocker in the class, Henning has started to turn the corner as a prospect over the last year and recently earned his first D1 offer from SEMO. Landon has some perimeter skills and needs to continue developing his jump shot but not try to become a jump shooter. With his length and athleticism, Landon should make a living on the offensive glass and finishing up lobs.     Wyatt is skilled at 6'9" and has a good looking three point shot. He still needs to continue developing his all around game but Rickard has started to become much more impactful as he has become a better rebounder and rim protector. Carlisle County needs everything to run through him on offense and that's a good thing for the development of his overall game.     Moving back into the top ten overall, Omari could be even higher before long. After missing his Sophomore season after a knee injury, it's good to see Jointer back on the court and healthy. He's starting to see his stock take off on the football field as a wide receiver but I'm a big believer in Omari's prospects as a big guard at the college level.