Thomas Cochran is a 6'8" Power Forward in the 2027 class.
Cochran attends Dublin Coffman in Ohio and plays club basketball for NOVA Village.
Cochran's Player Profile was created on June 14, 2024.
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Thomas
CochranPF
Class
2027
Height
6'8"
HS
Dublin Coffman
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OH
Stock Risers from 2027 Rankings Update
Cochran had a big summer with Dublin Coffman as his performances at the two June live periods added...
Written by Michael Roth
Thomas
CochranPF
Class
2027
Height
6'8"
HS
Dublin Coffman
|
OH
KABC: Ohio Saturday Standouts
A prospect who is skyrocketing at the moment, Cochran has taken his game to the next level in...
Written by Michael Roth
Thomas
CochranPF
Class
2027
Height
6'8"
HS
Dublin Coffman
|
OH
Ohio State Team Camp: Friday 2027 Standouts
Looking like one of the bigger stock risers in Ohio’s 2027 class, Cochran has taken his game to...
Written by Michael Roth
Thomas
CochranPF
Class
2027
Height
6'8"
HS
Dublin Coffman
|
OH
Buckeye State Bash: Saturday Afternoon 17 U Standouts
Filling in this weekend for an injured player, Cochran was dominant on the interior as he was an...
Written by Michael Roth
Thomas
CochranPF
Class
2027
Height
6'8"
HS
Dublin Coffman
|
OH
Holiday Hoopla: Monday Top Performers
Dublin Coffman had no trouble this week with two 30+ point wins to advance to 7-1 on the...
Written by Michael Roth
Thomas
CochranPF
Class
2027
Height
6'8"
HS
Dublin Coffman
|
OH
Midwest Fall League: Final Week Standouts
Making a big impact on both ends of the floor, Cochran has the potential to be a dominant...
Written by Michael Roth
Thomas
CochranPF
Class
2027
Height
6'8"
HS
Dublin Coffman
|
OH
Midwest Fall League: 2026/27 Standouts
Cochran is one of the most talented prospects in the fall league and certainly had the impact you’d...
Written by Michael Roth
Thomas
CochranPF
Class
2027
Height
6'8"
HS
Dublin Coffman
|
OH
Ohio State Team Camp: Friday 2027 Standouts
I was intrigued by Cochran when I first saw him play at the 15 U level and his...
Written by Michael Roth
Thomas
CochranPF
Class
2027
Height
6'8"
HS
Dublin Coffman
|
OH
Stock risers from 2027 rankings update
I thought Cochran ended his season with some nice momentum with strong showings at the Fairgrounds as Dublin...
Written by Michael Roth
Thomas
CochranPF
Class
2027
Height
6'8"
HS
Dublin Coffman
|
OH
Division 1 Region 2 Regional Seminfals Top Players
Cochran was impressive tonight. This sophomore has great length and seems to have the room to add some...
Written by Shane Garcia
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Michael Roth
Prep Hoops National Analyst and Ohio Lead Scout
Cochran had a big summer with Dublin Coffman as his performances at the two June live periods added to his Division I interest. Cochran picked up offers from UCSD, Air Force, Miami (OH), Ohio, Cleveland State and Cal Baptist in the last three months. Cochran is an impressive perimeter shooter from the forward position with a frame that will allow him to hold up physically early in his college career. Cochran will look to get healthy ahead of a senior season for Dublin Coffman that could end with conference and regional titles.
A prospect who is skyrocketing at the moment, Cochran has taken his game to the next level in June with Dublin Coffman and getting the love from Division I programs that he deserves. Cochran knocked down maybe seven 3-pointers in the game I caught on Saturday as his floor spacing ability from the power forward position is incredibly valuable. Cochran also found success as a slasher and while he is reliant on his left hand to finish at the rim, he has been making strides as an athlete and diversifying where his scoring comes from. I predicted that Cochran would be a major stock riser during the month of June and his ascension is in full swing.
Looking like one of the bigger stock risers in Ohio’s 2027 class, Cochran has taken his game to new heights and is peaking at the moment. The stretch forward caught fire on Friday and looked the part of a surefire Division I target. I’m surprised how quiet the recruitment has been for Cochran thus far but he seems like the perfect candidate to blow up at Midwest live if he plays how he did today.
Filling in this weekend for an injured player, Cochran was dominant on the interior as he was an efficient play finisher in the paint. When Cochran catches and goes up on balance he almost always scores at the rim given his height advantage. Add in the fact that Cochran is a fluid open court athlete and a capable shooter for his size and it’s not a surprise that Division I schools have been closely monitoring his development. The live period weekends in May, June and July will be important for Cochran to show his defensive versatility and play with toughness as the offensive upside isn’t hard to spot.
Dublin Coffman had no trouble this week with two 30+ point wins to advance to 7-1 on the season. Cochran is their most talented prospect and he helped them break away from Central Hardin in the second and third quarters to start a running clock in the fourth quarter. Cochran swatted a shot off the backboard and used his length to force turnovers in the trapping zone defense that Dublin Coffman used to speed up the game. Add in a couple baseline jumpers and an alley-oop dunk and Cochran had a nice day as Dublin Coffman handled their business playing downtown at the convention center.
Making a big impact on both ends of the floor, Cochran has the potential to be a dominant two-way force. Protecting the rim at a high level, Cochran blocked a handful of shots and altered even more with his length. Offensively, Cochran had a couple key putbacks to score in the paint. Maybe his best play of the day came on a baseline drive where he quickly swung the ball to a cutter for a wide open layup. Expect Cochran to continue to be a name people talk about in central Ohio’s 2027 class.
Cochran is one of the most talented prospects in the fall league and certainly had the impact you’d expect of a prospect who’s played two years on the 3SSB circuit with Midwest Basketball Club. Cochran has the positional size to shoot over smaller defenders and hit a handful of shots spotting up in the corner. Cochran has the length and frame to be an impact defender down the road as well. Hoping to see Cochran become more consistent as an interior finisher, he missed a dunk in traffic but showed some assertiveness later in the day.
I was intrigued by Cochran when I first saw him play at the 15 U level and his continued development has been right in line with where I’d expect him to be a year later. Cochran is playing above the rim more consistently and made a couple nice passes for his teammates. While Cochran can make plays off the dribble, I’d like to see him reduce the amount of times he’s stripped of the basketball. The lefty has a ton of potential and should blossom into one of the top forwards in central Ohio this winter if he continues to work on his game this fall.
I thought Cochran ended his season with some nice momentum with strong showings at the Fairgrounds as Dublin Coffman won a district title and gave Reynoldsburg a scare in the playoffs. A player who should get better and better as he continues to mature and develop physically, Cochran is another name that Division I programs will be keeping tabs on this summer.
Cochran was impressive tonight. This sophomore has great length and seems to have the room to add some more inches to him. He started the game off by knocking down some threes. Cochran did not settle though like you see a lot with big young shooters. He recognized that the defense was flying out to him and he attacked close outs. He had good finishes in transition with his right. He was in the right spot defensively and used his length well. But he also is a solid athlete.