Richardson is a very deceptive prospect who despite some athletic limitations is very productive with his offensive output. The first time I evaluated him in the spring he caught my attention with his ability to be a ballhawk and continuously make himself relevant in the game. Richardson is playing chess while everyone else is playing checkers. He attempted 13 free throws and connected on 10 of them in their game against St. Thomas Moore Thomas Moore 5'11" | SF New Kent | 2026 VA . He came up with some rebounds. Richardson gets defenders to bite on his fake and his quick slowness. He is a prospect who should be a priority and the D2+ and LM level. His skills translate to the college level. 

Richardson is a crafty four man that caught our attention last spring as an under the radar big man for small colleges.  He isn’t going to wow you with his physical tools, but he always gets the job done.  Was very effective in the first half of the semis against Benet as he ran the floor for a couple buckets, scored on a cut, and had a take from the mid-post finishing with 12 points.

Remember the name George Richardson George Richardson 6'5" | PF Evanston | 2025 State IL . The senior forward is an outstanding all-around player who excels with smart, fundamental basketball rather than flashiness. Against Glenbrook South, Richardson showcased his versatility—rebounding strongly, hitting a three, blocking a shot, and providing a reliable inside presence.

Playing the power forward position in a traditional style, Richardson also has the range to stretch the floor with his three-point shooting. His ability to contribute across multiple facets of the game makes him a valuable asset on the court.

Richardson’s skill set and basketball IQ suggest he’s ready to compete at the next level. Small colleges should take note—this is a player with the tools to make an impact.