2026 NBA Draft full mock and analysis. Check it out! Let me know who your favorite landing spot for these prospects are? Link in the comments!

Sam Vecenie’s exit from NBA Draft writing is the death knell of mainstream consensus regarding prospects. The are very few creators, scouts and journalists in the public space who evaluate full-time. We’re entering a new era and it’s going to make for an interesting 2027 cycle.

Happy to present a project I’ve been working on for over a year now with @shane_hayden P2P Scouting: The first of its kind Hybrid Global Scouting service combining International and American Grassroots! Releasing 🔜 @P2PScout

I had a great time in my Official Visit at Washburn this past week. Go Ichabods?? #OfficialVisit #agtg✝️ #uncommited

100% Committed Thank You Jesus💙

Flight Team STAND UP @EMU_MBB #agtg

Jordan Page's (@jpagefive) data:

Top 5 freshmen all time!

🌍 I've spent the last few weeks building the NBA Academy Games Database. The database covers every edition of the event from 2017, 2019, and 2022-2026 and includes more than 400 prospects. I believe this can be a valuable tool for D-I colleges especially and even NBA teams scouting the Games. academy-games-database.floor…

Vanderbilt PG Tyler Tanner is reading The Center Hub’s 2026-2027 CBB Season Preview magazine, and so should you! 🫵 Details to preorder your copy today are in the link below! ⬇️ (1/2)

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Career News

Weber State transfer PG Tijan Saine Jr has committed to FIU, he told me. His final two was USC and FIU. He averaged 17.5 ppg, 4.3 apg last year and shot 45% from the field. Really strong get for Joey Cantens. - Saine Jr can really score and create. Super shifty too.

Class of 2027 High School Basketball Recruiting Notes: GA Edition

Had a great conversation with @CoachBergyDU of @DU_MensHoops this morning. Entering his 2nd year as HC of the Pioneers, Coach Bergstraser welcomes 12 new additions to his squad who will help build upon the team culture and core principles that were established last year…(1/2)

Grateful for the opportunity to sit down with @OmahaMBB Head Coach @CoachCrutchUNO while covering the Mavericks for @thecenterhub_bb this season. Coach Crutchfield has built something special at Omaha, taking a program that had never reached the NCAA Tournament at the Division I level and breaking through with its first appearance in 2025. During our conversation, we discussed what it takes to build upon that success, the challenges of sustaining a winning culture in today’s college basketball landscape, and how this year’s roster can establish its own identity. After speaking with Coach Crutchfield, it is clear that Omaha has assembled an intriguing combination of returning experience and new talent. The Mavericks have size, physicality, and versatility throughout the roster, while returning players who understand the standards that have been established within the program. One of the biggest storylines entering the season is the return of Isaac Ondekane. After starting throughout Omaha’s NCAA Tournament season before missing all of last year due to injury, his return provides the Mavericks with an experienced and physical presence in the frontcourt. Grant Stubblefield is another name I believe will be instrumental to Omaha’s success this season. He led the Mavericks in both assists and steals last year while shooting over 52% from the field, and now enters his senior season with an opportunity to take another step as both a player and leader. The newcomers also make this team particularly interesting. Chris Dockery brings proven Summit League experience, size, physicality, and rebounding after playing at Kansas City, while Cahmai Crosby provides another experienced guard with the ability to shoot, create, and potentially take on a larger offensive role than he had at North Texas. Those four players are names I will be watching closely throughout the season and could ultimately determine just how high the ceiling is for this Omaha team. What makes the Mavericks particularly interesting is that there are multiple avenues for improvement. Omaha was one of the better offensive-rebounding teams in the country last season and shot 53% from inside the arc, but there is room for this group to become more connected offensively and take a significant step defensively. This roster has the pieces to compete near the top of the Summit League and put Omaha back into the postseason conversation. One thing is certain: Coach Crutchfield has already shown that Omaha can reach the NCAA Tournament. The next challenge is turning that breakthrough into sustained success, and this year’s group has an opportunity to continue pushing the program forward

Updated Tawny Park Consensus Eval. Thanks to everyone who’s engaged with this project — you each have your own dashboard now 🏄‍♂️ tawnyparkmetrics.com/consens…

Just had a very insightful conversation with @BaylorMBB coach @BUDREW regarding this years team for @thecenterhub_bb’s season preview magazine! Thank you to Coach Drew and the Baylor program for supporting an outlet like @thecenterhub_bb! Forever indebted to them, go Bears!

Yesterday I had the opportunity to have a conversation with @coachFMartin of @UMassMBB. We discussed his key returners, coaching in the MAC, and his 'freshman class that he'd be excited about in the SEC', among others for @thecenterhub_bb's college basketball season preview magazine!

Great time and great conversation Steven. Thx for having me

🇦🇺 Jongkuch Mach, the 7’6 prospect out of the Centre of Excellence is headed to play for Charles Hantoumakos at Orangeville Prep Quite literally a massive addition for the Canadian program, adding a big that officially measured out at 7’5.8 barefoot with a 7’7.9 WS