Latest Slidescroller coverage mentioning Colton Hiller across Basketball.
During July, Louisville basketball coach Pat Kelsey and his assistants attended five high‑profile evaluation events, focusing on prospects such as Reese Alston and a host of emerging 2028 talents.
The Nike EYBL circuit kicks off today in Las Vegas, featuring Indiana‑born stars such as Lewis Uvwo and King Gibson, while coaches from Indiana University and others scout the talent.
Louisville basketball has announced scholarship offers to five members of the Class of 2028, while keeping a close eye on several other rising juniors during the upcoming July live evaluation periods.
Duke University is making a major push in the 2027 and 2028 recruiting cycles, securing commitments from five‑star center Yann Kamagate and the nation’s No. 1 prospect AJ Williams, while also courting Pennsylvania forward Colton Hiller.
Duke University’s basketball program has extended scholarship offers to several high‑profile recruits, including 5‑star forward Colton Hiller and the nation’s leading 2028 prospect AJ Williams, who is currently dazzling at the FIBA U17 Men’s World Cup.
Duke's latest scholarship offers to Yann Kamagate, AJ Williams and Colton Hiller highlight a proactive approach to the 2027 and 2028 classes.
Duke coach Jon Scheyer has begun courting elite prospects in the 2027 and 2028 classes, securing a commitment from Kager Knueppel and offering five‑star talents Colton Hiller and AJ Williams, who is leading Team USA at the FIBA U17 World Cup.
The newest 247Sports 2028 rankings reveal a dramatic rise for Yann Kamagate to No. 2 and a steady hold for Colton Hiller at No. 3, while other UCLA prospects make significant jumps.
The latest 247Sports 2028 rankings reveal dramatic shifts among UCLA's commitments, with Kamagate breaking into the top two and Hiller maintaining his spot.
The latest 2028 basketball recruiting rankings have been updated, featuring a shakeup in the top three with AJ Williams, Yann Kamagate, and Colton Hiller, and highlighting 11 five‑star recruits and over 50 debutants.
Duke basketball continues to dominate the high school recruiting landscape, securing elite prospects across multiple graduating classes while fending off competition from traditional powerhouses.
Duke University’s men’s basketball program, under head coach Jon Scheyer, has cemented its reputation as a recruiting powerhouse, capturing the nation’s top-ranked high school class for three consecutive years. The Blue Devils continue to shape the future of college basketball by extending scholarship offers to some of the most coveted prospects in the 2027 and 2028 cycles. In the 2026 cycle, Duke secured four five‑star athletes — Cameron Williams, Deron Rippey Jr., Bryson Howard and Joaquim Boumtje Boumtje — signaling a sustained commitment to elite talent. The 2027 class already boasts five‑star combo guard Adan Diggs, ranked second overall and first among combo guards, who has also attracted interest from Kentucky, North Carolina, Alabama, Arizona and BYU. Duke also courted five‑star guard Beckham Black and four‑star forward Kager Knueppel, both of whom are drawing attention from a similar suite of programs. Among the 2028 prospects, power forward Colton Hiller, a 6‑foot‑6, 210‑pound standout ranked second nationally at his position, received a Duke offer, while 6‑foot‑8 small forward AJ Williams, the top overall player in that class, has listed Duke among his suitors alongside Kansas and North Carolina. Both recruits have taken unofficial visits to Durham, underscoring the program’s growing allure.
At just 16, Joaquim Boumtje Boumtje has dazzled on the world stage, earning a spot on the U.S. U17 national team while securing a pledge to the Blue Devils.
Duke is actively pursuing five‑star guard Brady Pettigrew and several other high‑ranked high school athletes, while already securing commitments from 2027 prospects.
Duke has reached out to top‑ranked combo guard Brady Pettigrew, while also scouting other high‑profile 2028 candidates, though no official offers have been extended yet.
Syracuse University is deepening its recruitment efforts for the Classes of 2027 and 2028, extending scholarship offers to top high school talents while the AAU spring season reaches its peak and the 2028 contact period looms on June 15.
During a three‑day live period on Nike’s EYBL circuit, Syracuse’s emerging talent caught the eye of national scouts, earning accolades and prompting potential new offers from first‑year head coach Gerry McNamara.