Buschor continues to make a case as one of the state’s better class of 2026 prospects. A physical player with good size and a strong feel for the game, Buschor made six-of-12 shots from outside the arc on the way to scoring his career-high of 35 points. Buschor gets to the lane, can score through contact near the hoop because of his strength and has a nice jumper from deep. Defensively, Buschor positions himself well and also utilizes his size and strength to keep opponents away from the basket. Buschor figures to get plenty of looks over the next seven months from NCAA Division II programs due to his excellent shooting, size, strength and instincts.

Buschor is an elite all-around talent excelling in multiple facets of the game. Last season, he averaged 15.1 points per game while shooting an impressive 49.2% from the field and 35.8% from beyond the arc. He was strong on the boards, pulling down 6.4 rebounds per game, and contributed significantly on defense with 2.1 steals per game.

At 6’4″, Buschor is a versatile and smooth athlete who will put his instincts, determination and ability to work to block shots, defend at a high level, and create opportunities as an exceptional passer. His scoring ability includes his noted effectiveness as a three-point shooter paired with an ability to get to the hole off the dribble and finish through contact. As a junior at Darlington, he is a stand-out, complete player who can impact the game from anywhere on the floor.