“Adam Oumiddoch’s recruitment has gained momentum following the commencement of direct communication between college coaches and the class of 2026. The 6-foot-5, 180-pound shooting guard, currently enrolled at Atlanta (Ga.) Overtime Elite, is ranked 39th in his class and is exploring various options in his college decision.”
“I recently received an offer from Oklahoma State; they contacted my coach and expressed interest in me becoming their next Cade Cunningham, which was really positive. Iowa has also reached out recently; Coach Spurlock and the head coach were on a call with me and mentioned they appreciate my playing style and speed. Providence has been consistently supportive since I started high school; Coach Campbell and Coach Fuller have been wonderful. These are some of the schools I’ve been in touch with recently.”
Qayden Samuels is gaining significant attention in the class of 2026. The shooting guard from Bishop McNamara in District Heights, Maryland, standing at 6-5 and 200 pounds, has been delivering standout performances consistently this spring. His efforts are drawing interest from numerous college programs, reflecting his current ranking as the 19th best player nationally. Samuels expressed his satisfaction with the recognition, noting that his hard work is paying off and contributing to his impressive performances on the court.
Zymicah Wilkins has emerged as a promising prospect in the 2025 class following an impressive spring and summer. The 6-foot-8, 215-pound forward from Christ School in Arden, North Carolina, has seen a significant rise in his national ranking, climbing 29 spots to No. 79. His strong performances have also sparked a surge in recruiting interest, with UNC, Michigan, Louisville, and Michigan State actively pursuing him. Additionally, Wilkins is receiving attention from Clemson, Texas A&M, Mississippi State, Boston College, and Tennessee, highlighting his growing profile on the recruiting circuit.
