Jordan Page, a 6‑foot‑6 wing from North Carolina, has quickly become one of the most talked‑about prospects in the 2027 basketball class.
Ranked No. 9 by 247Sports, Page has distinguished himself on the Adidas travel circuit and with USA Basketball, where he posted averages of 9.8 points and 2.2 assists at the FIBA Under‑17 World Cup.
Kentucky’s Early Interest
Mark Pope, the head coach at the University of Kentucky, extended a scholarship offer to Page and has spoken openly about the program’s intent to bring the young talent onto campus for a visit.
Page, who recently transferred to Florida’s IMG Academy for his senior season, says the Wildcats’ pursuit aligns with his own goals of competing for championships and maximizing his development.
A Growing Suite of Suitors
Programs such as Arizona, Connecticut, North Carolina and North Carolina State have all intensified their recruitment efforts, each highlighting different pathways to victory and playing time.
Former Kentucky assistants Alvin Brooks III and Chuck Martin are now leveraging their connections at NC State and the University of North Carolina, respectively, to keep Page on their radar.
The recruit emphasizes that winning and production will be decisive factors as he narrows his list of potential colleges to roughly ten or twelve schools in the coming weeks.