One of the blossoming prospects in the class of 2025, Hudson Greer has been hearing from a host of schools as of late and has scheduled several official visits from the likes of Alabama (9/6), Arizona (10/04), UConn (10/11) and Creighton (12/08).
The 6-foot-7 wing currently ranks as the No. 32 overall prospect in the 2025 class, and currently plans to take his recruitment into the upcoming winter as of now.
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Now how does he fit on the court? Greer has tremendous size for a wing at 6-foot-7 and the Class of 2025 prospect is coming off a junior season in which he helped lead his high school Lake Travis to a 32-6 season, and lead the team in scoring. He averaged 22,7,2 on 54/36/68 splits.
Greer is an interesting talent in this class for his ability to attack the rim, versatility, and spot up shooting on the court, while being a high motor guy for his team.
He is a force in scoring at will in the paint and outside the arc. He has a quick first step around his defenders and can finish through contact. His spot up shooting is dependable, and he has shown flashes of being a matchup nightmare for any team at the forward position.
Dan Hurley and his staff have been busy over the last couple of weekends, attending the Peach Jam this past weekend, and the Adidas 3SSB Palmetto Road circuit in South Carolina the week prior, monitoring and recruiting prospects.
UConn has made it clear they are wing heavy this class with the recent offer to Tounde Yessoufout, and offering a total of six forwards this class. One interesting note to have in mind is Greer does not have a scholarship offer from the Huskies to this date.
In other recent recruiting news, the Huskies have made the top eleven for 2025 7-foot Center Eric Reibe.
As well, the huskies have been cut from Darius Acuff Jr's top schools, in which he commits on July 26th between Kansas, Arkansas, and Michigan. I have put my forecast on the Razorbacks for this one.
The Huskies also have made the 2025 6-foot-5 Guard Braylon Mullins top 10 list, and Mullins has an official visit set up this summer. As of now, I like Indiana and Michigan as the front runners in this one.