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Ahmed Nur eyes 2027 college basketball future as Washington opens door for top prospect

The Minnesota native, now thriving in Arizona, weighs several elite programs ahead of his senior year.

Ahmed Nur, a 24‑year‑old forward from Minnesota, has emerged as one of the nation’s top 25 basketball prospects after relocating to Arizona to compete at a higher level.

His high school career began at Hopkins High School, where he developed a reputation for scoring and playmaking before moving to Bella Vista Preparatory School to face tougher competition.

The 2027 recruit now has official visits scheduled to Ole Miss and the University of Washington, while a planned trip to Syracuse appears to have been called off, narrowing his list of potential destinations.

Washington’s coaching staff, traditionally focused on international recruits, is reportedly preparing to make an exception for Nur, signaling the program’s strong interest in adding the versatile forward to its roster.

Nur’s standout performance at the NBPA Top 100 Camp earned him MVP honors, reinforcing his status as a projected NBA talent and heightening the buzz surrounding his college decision.

A Competitive Pursuit

Analysts view Nur’s blend of size, shooting range, and defensive instincts as a rare combination that could translate well to the next level, making his ultimate college choice a focal point for programs across the country.

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