Undervalued Unsigned Georgia Seniors

With college coaches being more deliberate in their recruiting, as the calendar prepares to turn to 2026, there are more undervalued senior class prospects than ever before. Here is a look at a few seniors that college coaches should be tracking.    The Gainesville High School product is an aggressive, athletic, slashing wing. He can finish above the rim and his perimeter shot making is trending up. I also like his effort at the defensive end for Head Coach Charlamagne Gibbons.     Tolbert is a late blooming, very athletic, mobile, lefty big man. The Carver High School center is having his most productive season of his career averaging 11.4 points and 7.9 rebounds per game. The senior has great length, can make a midrange jumper and has some versatility at the defensive end.     Hollis is an intriguing combo forward with size and high level athleticism. He can score at all three levels but is really tough getting downhill and scoring in the paint. We watched him score 20 points in a win over Duluth 10 days ago and the senior seems to be playing his best basketball.     The 6'8 big man is scoring 12.3 points and grabbing 6.5 rebounds per contest for Head Coach Kenny Edwards. Mays is a mobile, athletic, lefty post player with plenty of upside. He is a rim runner who can also change shots in the lane. The senior picked up two scholarship offers in late November and there are likely more on the way.     Elliott is a strong, hard playing, productive forward for surpassed 600 career rebounds earlier this season. The senior scores mostly around the rim but can make an open perimeter jump shot, rebounds at both ends and plays with toughness.     Hubbard is one of the top available scoring guards in the state's 2026 class. We saw him score 34 point in a win over Greater Atlanta Christian earlier this season. The senior can put the ball in the basket at all three levels, is a better than average athlete and knows how to play.     Hamilton is an improving combo forward with inside/outside skill at the offensive end. The senior can make an open perimeter jumper, can handle the ball on the perimeter for someone with his size and can finish in the paint. He has good hands and versatility.     Glover is leading the way for the 7-1 Bears. The senior is a lefty wing with size, can score at all three levels, knows how to play and can be a a playmaker on the wing. The high academic prospect is a good passer and a better than average athlete.

With college coaches being more deliberate in their recruiting, as the calendar prepares to turn to 2026, there are more undervalued senior class prospects than ever before. Here is a look at a few seniors that college coaches should be tracking.