Overlooked Seniors Worth Recruiting Part 2

We released our latest rankings update for the 2026 class last week. While there have been quite a few transfers back into the state (and rankings) over the last few months, there have been several players who rose in this update. Meanwhile, there are a bunch of signed and committed players in this Senior group. Here's a look at some players who are worth a look from colleges at various levels.    Wring recently over 2,000 career points and is probably close to 1,000 career rebounds. Capable of scoring on the block or stretching out past the three point line, Logan is a versatile player who is effective on both ends of the court. Small schools should be taking a look at him.     A big time shooter, Seawright is knocking down 40% of his threes this season and averaging just shy of 20 points on the season. Not just a shooter, Samuel is capable of getting downhill and attacking the bucket. He's a player that in state schools should covet.     Smith is an athletic guard who excels at getting into the paint on the offensive end. Solly is also a versatile defender who can switch across multiple positions on that end of the court. For Catholic to remain relevant in the 3rd region, Smith and Dre'Mail Carothers have to elevate their games. It's early but Solomon looks like the sort of player who thrives at a D3 or NAIA school in college.     Cameron is off to a blistering hot start and looks like he's not slowing down anytime soon. Shooting 51% from three and 51% overall through 6 games, Bischoff is establishing himself as one of the top unsigned Seniors in Louisville. If he continues playing at this high level, D2, D3 and NAIA schools should be beating down the door at DeSales to recruit [player_tooltip player_id='1543630' first='Cameron' last='Bischoff'].     Sawyer is one of the best players in central Kentucky that no one knows about. With legitimate college size, Robbins can play above the rim. He's shown the ability to put the ball on the floor and attack the rim and rebounds at a high rate (9 per game). Sawyer seems like the kind of player whose best basketball is all ahead of him. He's certainly worth a look for in state schools that need a big forward in the 2026 class.

We released our latest rankings update for the 2026 class last week. While there have been quite a few transfers back into the state (and rankings) over the last few months, there have been several players who rose in this update. Meanwhile, there are a bunch of signed and committed players in this Senior group. Here's a look at some players who are worth a look from colleges at various levels.