2025 Men's Basketball Recruiting

UrinalCake said:
Trilly also predicted the Boozers to Miami in the day or two leading up to the announcement. He even suggested that Uconn was a real possibility for Flagg (though was not foolish enough to go so far as to make a prediction for them).
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no, no prediction but the usual fortune teller BS of X is in the lead but Y is coming on strong and you can't rule out Z.
 
On3's Jamie Shaw says: https://www.on3.com/news/shelton-henderson-names-final-3-schools-duke-louisville-texas/

Shelton Henderson is one of the top defensive stoppers in the 2025 class:

“It is it always the prettiest with Shelton Henderson, but more often than not, the results are productive. Henderson has a lengthy and strong 6-foot-6 frame. He is able to guard all three perimeter positions and can even switch down a lineup to guard the four for some possessions. Henderson gathers deflections in the passing lanes and he is a solid rebounder at his position. A guy who simply does the tough-guy things on the floor that others typically do not want to do.”

“Shelton Henderson is a strong-framed, densely built, explosive wing. Listed at 6-6, he has explosive burst and plays with an innate toughness on both ends of the floor. Offensively, he is comfortable on the ball. He has a good first-step to get by his man and the strength to hold him off with contact. He has good floor vision and makes quick decisions with the ball. Comfortable as a secondary initiator. The jump shoot will need re-tooling. It is inconsistent right now, allowing defenses to sag off and clog the lane. Henderson is a good positional rebounder and he can defend up or down a line up, comfortable containing the one through four at this level. He has an alpha mentality and brings a lot of winning attributes to a team. Production follows him in each setting he has played.”
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LetsGoDuke83 said:
Shelton Henderson picked up a crystal ball for us. I know they don’t mean everything but there’s smoke
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I'm often skeptical of crystal balls because you have to know who is bestowing them. In this case it is John and Adam of the Devils Den, and I trust their judgment...this proverbial cat seems to be out of the bag.
 
Here's some video from Henderson playing on the FIBA U18 over the summer. You see a player with very long arms that gets out in transition, moves the ball when he's not looking to score, and goes after rebounds. You'll also notice a few other potential future teammates, including Patrick Ngongba, Nikolas Khamenia, and Nate Ament, on the roster.

Henderson averaged 8.0 pts/4.5 reb/1.5 ast/1.3 stl/0.7 blk/0.0 tov on shooting splits of .525/.000/.500 during the 6 games of the FIBA Tournament.

 
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