JC: UMass commit Trae Lewis, a 6’0 sophomore guard at Independence Community College, delivered 23 points, shooting 3 for 6 from beyond the arc and 7 for 11 from the field in a 92–86 victory over Labette.

College coaches, another name to have on the JUCO radar. Former Timberview standout Brian Waters is continuing his journey at Casper College. Find him on the Revocruit Software.

From Crowley Eagles Basketball to the JUCO level at Frank Phillips College! Former Revocruit Powered Program standout Kingston Willis is continuing his basketball journey under Head Coach Jay Bradley at Frank Phillips College. In this episode of Seen to Signed, filmed inside RevoStudios, we break down Willis’ journey from Crowley to the college level, his development as a player, and his recent performance at the GASO Mullins JUCO Blowout. From showcasing his talent at Crowley to competing against college-level competition, Willis is taking the next step in his basketball career. From Seen to Signed. From Crowley to Frank Phillips.

Behind the scenes with UT Tyler Patriots Men’s Basketball at RevoStudios! From the cameras rolling to the moments in between, the Patriots got the full RevoStudios experience. Going beyond the traditional college media day, RevoStudios brought a pro-level production to UT Tyler, capturing the personality, energy, and identity of the program while giving its student-athletes an experience to remember.

BABY SHAQ HAS ARRIVED AT FLORIDA STATE! Marcis Ponder made his presence felt in a BIG way against Auburn, putting together a monster performance in his college debut! 13 POINTS | 21 REBOUNDS | 3 BLOCKS 12 OFFENSIVE REBOUNDS. Let that sink in. Ponder grabbed 12 boards on the offensive glass alone, giving the Seminoles second-chance opportunities all night and proving just how dominant he can be in the paint. From Gillion Academy to Team Breakdown, competing on the P32 League circuit, to making an immediate impact at Florida State, Ponder’s journey is a testament to his development and the work he’s put in. Inside RevoStudios, we break down the performance, the numbers, and what makes the 7-footer such a force around the rim. 21 rebounds. 12 offensive. ONE MONSTER DEBUT. Credit to P32 League, Team Breakdown, and Gillion Academy for being part of his journey.

The Mullen/GASO JUCO Blowout was a huge success, bringing together some of the top junior college programs and talent for a loaded event in Duncanville, Texas! High-level competition, talented rosters, and plenty of college coaches in attendance made for an incredible showcase of JUCO basketball. A great opportunity for players to compete, gain exposure, and put their talent on display in front of coaches at the next level!

Here’s a sneak peek at a few of the standouts who caught attention at the Mullen/GASO JUCO Blowout. College coaches: The full Part 1 standout list is available exclusively inside Revocruit. PART 2 drops TOMORROW — exclusively on the Revocruit software. Access to college coaches only: apps.apple.com/us/app/revocr…

Appreciate Revocruit & @bashjimenez for taking the time to hear our story and give our program a platform. Grateful for the opportunity to share about our roster, values, and work behind what we’re building at Ellsworth. #PhD #OneMore

NEXT STOP: Vincennes University 📍🏀 Head Coach Todd Franklin joins the JUCO Virtual Tour to break down this year’s Vincennes group and the names four-year coaches need to know heading into the season.

Vincennes University head coach Todd Franklin expects this year’s group to get back to the physical brand of basketball that has defined the program throughout the years. After playing smaller and spreading the floor more last season, Franklin has a roster built with size and strength across the board. The plan is to use that physicality on the glass, establish a presence inside and make opponents feel them in the paint. “We’re going to have to be a very physical, strong, rebounding, beat-you-up-in-the-paint kind of basketball team.” With size throughout both the perimeter and frontcourt, Franklin believes this group is built to embrace a familiar Vincennes identity. “We’re going to have to be a lot more back to the old days — physical.”

Chipola College head coach Donnie Tyndall is focused on preparing his players for everything that comes with the next level. Tyndall wants Chipola to be known for hard-playing, athletic and unselfish basketball, with a group that plays together and brings toughness and physicality to the floor. “They’re Division I ready, because of the way we practice, the way we prepare guys, the work we do in the weight room.” For Tyndall, that preparation extends beyond basketball, with an emphasis on the classroom, accountability and helping players make a smooth transition when their next opportunity arrives.

NEXT STOP: Chipola College 📍🏀 Legendary Head Coach @DonnieTyndall joins the JUCO Virtual Tour to break down this year’s Chipola group and the names four-year coaches need to know heading into the season.

Grateful to be able to speak about our program with @bashjimenez and @JC4PT #PhD #OneMore

For Chipola College head coach Donnie Tyndall, the foundation of the program starts at the defensive end. Through his first six seasons at Chipola, Tyndall says the Indians have won the Panhandle Conference and reached Hutchinson every year — continuing the tradition of a program with a long history of success. “We’ve been very fortunate, had a lot of good players, good assistant coaches that have moved on to become head coaches or Division I assistants.” But one constant has defined Tyndall’s teams throughout that run: defense. “My first three years we were number one in the country in defense, year four we were number two, year five we were number three, and last year we dropped all the way to number six.” That consistency has made the defensive end a defining piece of Chipola’s identity. “We’ve been in the top six in the country in defense all six years. That’s kind of our staple, if you will, of how we go about things.” And entering year seven, the standard remains clear. “We’re going to defend and rebound, and hopefully we can score a little bit better this year than we did last year, though, at the other end.”

Thanks for having me in Bash. Always a good time talking @ihccbasketball 🏀 Keep doing your thing and putting JUCO Hoops on the map!

NEXT STOP: Indian Hills 📍🏀 Head Coach Cole Dewey joins the JUCO Virtual Tour to break down this year’s Indian Hills group and the names four-year coaches need to know heading into the fall.

For Trinity Valley head coach Greg Heiar, this year’s Cardinals have the physical tools to immediately grab the attention of college coaches — but those tools are being backed by serious work behind the scenes. “I’ve got 17 guys that are over 195 pounds, and also I have 18 that are plus-three wingspan or more.” That combination of size and length is paired with another weapon Heiar believes can separate this group offensively. “We can really shoot the ball.” But Trinity Valley’s physical development hasn’t happened by accident. Heiar’s players have bought into a daily routine centered around strength and conditioning, nutrition and recovery, with every player already adding significant weight. “We’ve had all our players have gained between 7 and 25 pounds already.” For Heiar, seeing his roster embrace everything required away from the court has been just as encouraging as what the Cardinals can do on it. “We put a lot of emphasis on strength and conditioning and our nutrition program, along with our recovery program. And I’m really pleased with how our guys have bought into that.”

For Trinity Valley head coach Greg Heiar, this year’s group has the tools to impact games in just about every way — but what stands out first is how connected they’ve become. “They’re well connected. They share the ball. They take pride on the defensive end of the court.” That selflessness carries throughout the roster, from crashing the offensive glass and gang rebounding defensively to a bench that stays completely engaged in the game. “They seem like some selfless human beings, and they can put the ball in the basket.” And offensively, Heiar believes Trinity Valley has a combination that should grab the attention of college coaches: shooting, size, length and athleticism with the ability to threaten defenses from multiple levels. “I think this team can play above the rim, but it can also play behind the three-point line as well.” With jamborees, tours and Division I coaches coming through the gym, Heiar is ready for the Cardinals to show how their work in practice translates when the competition begins.

For North Crowley head coach Tommy Brakel, building a high school basketball program looks a lot different today than it did when he first started coaching. “Branding in 2008, branding in 2026. I mean, that’s the difference right there.” There was a time when the basketball could speak for itself and exposure might come through a preseason story in the Fort Worth Star-Telegram. Now, social media gives programs and players the ability to tell their story immediately and reach well beyond their own community. “Years ago, might be sitting down with the Fort Worth Star-Telegram… and now here we are sitting in Revocruit Studios.” The game still matters. The way programs build visibility around it has completely changed. College coaches can track North Crowley on the Revocruit software.

A former Angelina Roadrunner and NJCAA All-American turned head coach and athletic director with Angelina back on the national stage. Head Coach @CoachMontgomer3 stopped by RevoStudios to talk Angelina basketball, player development and continuing to build Angelina College.