Wright continues to see his stock rise following several impressive performances for Decatur this fall and looks poised to make a significant jump in production during his senior season. He is a mobile, left handed big man who displays good touch around the basket and has the ability to step out and knock down open shots from beyond the arc. Wright is active on the glass, moves well for his size and brings versatility to the defensive end of the floor. He does a good job of moving his feet defensively and uses his length to alter shots in the paint. College coaches in search of frontcourt depth should take a closer look at this emerging senior prospect.

A prospect who continues to trend up in the 2027 recruiting class, Wright is an improving left handed big man with good mobility and touch around the rim. He can step away from the paint and knock down an open three, while also making an impact as an active rebounder. Defensively, Wright moves his feet well for his size and has the length and timing to alter shots around the rim.

Isaiah brings size and length to the floor and stood out with interior production on both ends of the floor. What stood out most was that he was not just taking up space around the rim but he was active on the glass, finished well around the rim and on defense showed enough voice and vision to help organize possessions, which matters for a big because communication is part of controlling the back line. He did more than just be a play-finishing big as he saw cutters, hit the simple outlet, and punish help with the right pass. He is poised and ready for am impactful senior season.

The rising senior frontcourt prospect averaged 12 points over two games on Saturday for Decatur. Wright is an improving lefty who in trending up. He moves well, has touch around the rim and can step out and make an open shot from beyond the arc. He is active on the glass, moves his feet well on the defensive end and provided versatility at that end of the floor.

Wright may be the prospect with the highest upside in the program as a 6’7” junior forward. He brings good length, above-average athleticism, and versatility on the offensive end, using his left hand and reach to score in the paint while also showing the ability to stretch the floor with open perimeter shooting. With his physical tools and developing skill set, Wright is a junior prospect well worth tracking.

Strong, interior scorer with soft hands and a go-to jump hook. He is most effective getting to his left hand in the post. Wright runs the floor with purpose, consistently finding scoring chances in transition. Defensively, he protects the rim and clogs the lane with his presence. He continues to develop into a reliable option in the paint.