Few new offers over the last week:

Andrew Crawford (2024, 6-6 SG, Colorado) - Offers from Colorado, Colorado St, Seattle, and others. Ranked by 247 as the #2 player in Colorado. Seems to be mostly focused on local schools, though he took an unofficial to Stanford. Tough to judge what type of player he is because his competition is small and bad. Good looking shot and can extend out to a few steps beyond the arc. Not an overly explosive athlete. Movements are more deliberate. Classified as a combo guard (and racks up assists) but seems more likely to be an off-ball guard at the college level

Dayton Forsythe (2024, 6-3 PG, Oklahoma) - Offers from Colorado St, Loyola CHI, Sam Houston, and others. Ranked by 247 as the #3 player in Oklahoma. Not the most athletic kid in the gym. Even against bad competition, scores mostly not by beating his guy but with good body control. Shot looks fine, especially in the midrange, which will help his athleticism play up. Good passer. Can envision him as an effective piece in a system that relies on the P&R or is pass-heavy

Kyle Greene (2024, 6-2 PG, South Carolina) - Offers from SMU, Cincinnati, Harvard, Georgetown, LSU, Texas A&M, and others. Borderline top-100 recruit. Hard to get a read on him. Obviously well-regarded by coaches. Seems to be more of a scoring PG than facilitator. Looks to be quicker in a straight line than laterally. Not a great jumper. Shot mechanics look fine.

Ty Davis (2024, 6-4 PG, Alabama) - Offers from Ole Miss, Lipscomb, Samford, and NCA&T. Haven't seen too much footage of him. Will shoot from any spot across halfcourt. Average athlete but he's deceptively quick (hello coded language), likely because defenders have to get close to him on the perimeter.

Brody Kozlowski (2024, 6-7 SF, Utah) - Offers from Nevada, Boise St, Utah St, and others. Borderline top-100 recruit. Physically ready for the college game. Good catch-and-shoot guy. Question is what his role would be in college. Could see him in a role similar to Jan Zidek, who we saw at Pepperdine earlier this year (though Zidek is a solid 3-4 inches taller). Pick and pop big who's also comfortable playing in the midrange/post. Would depend on his ability to defend.