Haselrig had a big impact around the rim, both walling up on offensive players and sending shots back or working from the help side or trailing the play to get to shots. Was a real factor defending the rim, reading plays off the ball, and showing his aggression and desire to defend the cup. Also got some deflections on passes through the middle that helped solidify his effort in defending the paint.

Haselrig is a post who has the mobility to play pretty successfully in pick and rolls, running the floor, and defending the paint. Has progressed physically to play with more strength, a better base, and that’s led to some increased potability as a shot blocker. Offensively, he can get up and finish above the rim, receive alley-oops, and has shown some more consistency with his post moves.

Haselrig makes his debut in the 2028 class after recently reclassifying down from the 2027 class. He’s was already a high-profile post prospect and has really started to take a big step forward with his physical development. He’s gotten stronger, has become a more steady rim defender, and continues to be an above the rim finisher. He’s filled in some gaps in his offensive approach too, showing some better touch on short shots, and displaying a more poised and diverse attacking style from the blocks. Haselrig picked up his first D-I offer from Cal State Northridge this spring.

Haselrig’s an athletic 6-foot-9 forward who has flashed some big play potential with his leaping and above-the-rim finishing. He runs the floor well, is a big-time alley-oop threat, and has some shot-blocking in his game. He’s also shown the ability to hit from time to time from 3-point range, and I wouldn’t be surprised to see that become a bigger part of his game as time goes on. He’ll need to get stronger in the post, but he has loads of potential.

Haselrig is a promising prospect who has shown a lot to like early on. He has good hands on both ends of the court; catching passes inside, blocking shots at the rim. He’s a focused finisher inside, shows good awareness moving around the paint without the ball, and is a strong rebounder. He also has a lot of potential with his outside shot and should be a name who continues to rise up the ranks.

Haselrig is a forward I’m really intrigued with. He has all the length and instincts to play big at the rim, makes the highlight blocks and dunks but also has nice touch with baby hooks. He has shown he can step out and hit the outside shot too. He could be a name that keeps rising into next season.