Syracuse University’s 2027 basketball recruiting class is drawing heightened attention as several of its top targets have posted notable jumps in the latest national rankings.
Ranking Shifts
Ian Condon, a four‑star wing/forward from the DMV area, climbed twelve spots to reach No. 77 in the 2027 national rankings compiled by 247Sports, a testament to his strong showing with the 17U squad of Team Melo in Nike’s EYBL league.
Nasir Anderson, a five‑star point guard from Prolific Prep in Fort Lauderdale, Florida, holds the No. 8 spot overall in the most recent 247Sports composite, making him one of the most coveted guards in the class.
Moussa Kamissoko, a five‑star wing/small forward at Long Island Lutheran High School in New York, is positioned No. 19 nationally and tops the state’s rankings, while Ahmed Nur, a five‑star prospect at CIA Bella Vista in Phoenix, Arizona, sits at No. 32 overall and No. 5 within Arizona.
Devin Cleveland, a four‑star guard from La Lumiere School in Indiana, ranks No. 30 nationally and has earned a place among Syracuse’s top seven recruits, underscoring the program’s breadth of talent.
The class already boasts a verbal commitment from Jack Donohue, a three‑star wing from Albany, New York, who will attend The Newman School in Boston, adding a local flavor to the roster.
Beyond individual rankings, the exposure from competing in high‑profile circuits such as the EYBL has amplified these prospects’ visibility, allowing coaches to evaluate them against the nation’s elite.