2027 Rankings Update: Under the Radar Wing Prospects

The 2027 class in Florida is arguably one of the deepest and most talented in the country, with college prospects at every position. With the release of our <a href="https://prephoops.com/florida/rankings/2027-rankings/" id="https://prephoops.com/florida/rankings/2027-rankings/">updated Top 200 rankings</a>, we take a closer look at a handful of under the radar wing prospects.    Brown is a strong, highly athletic slashing wing who helped lead Boca Ciega to a Final Four run this season. The County Player of the Year, he plays with a high motor and consistently pressures the rim. He is a capable rebounder for his position and brings value on the defensive end, using his athleticism and energy to impact the game on both sides of the floor.     Cordaba is a wing from Colombia with good positional size and a strong feel for the game. He knows how to play, making smart reads and impacting winning in a variety of ways. Offensively, he is a capable three-level scorer who can knock down perimeter shots, attack the rim, and operate in the midrange. A slightly better-than-average athlete, he uses his skill, instincts, and versatility to be effective on the wing.     Hoffert is a skilled wing with good size who plays with a very high basketball IQ. A true three-level scorer who averaged nearly 14 points per game, he can impact the game from the perimeter, midrange, and at the rim. An above-average athlete, he finishes effectively in traffic and uses his feel for the game to make smart decisions. His combination of size, skill, and instincts makes him a well-rounded and productive wing prospect.     A combo forward with good size and length, he primarily operates facing the basket and shows intriguing inside-out versatility. He is a capable perimeter shot maker with the ability to attack off the bounce and contribute around the rim. A better-than-average athlete, he runs the floor well and brings value on both ends. Defensively, he is versatile and can guard multiple positions. He averaged 11 points and 7 rebounds per game, highlighting his consistent production.     Accius played a key role in helping St. Thomas Aquinas capture another state championship this season. The junior wing brings good size, length, and above-average athleticism, making him most effective attacking the rim and in transition. His perimeter jumper is serviceable and continues to improve, adding to his offensive upside. Defensively, he is a solid contributor who uses his tools to impact the game on that end of the floor.

The 2027 class in Florida is arguably one of the deepest and most talented in the country, with college prospects at every position. With the release of our updated Top 200 rankings, we take a closer look at a handful of under the radar wing prospects.