2027 Recruiting: Colton Hiller

[HooperScooper]

Debuts at #3 on the just released On3/Rivals 2028 rankings.

2028 Top Basketball Recruits

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[UC1995]

Rivals Prediction Machine seems broken... NJIT has a better chance then us? LOL

 

[BigErnMcCracken]

Debuts at #3 on the just released On3/Rivals 2028 rankings.

2028 Top Basketball Recruits

A list of the top 2028 Basketball recruits as determined by Rivals.

www.on3.com

That's a crazy list. Shalen Sheppard (#6) goes to my kids school. He's a very good young player who's still growing into his body but top 10 in the country seems insane.

 

[Mr. French]

I'm wondering if IMG is going to be good this year ... 2 top 10 7 footers is something Duke doesn't have.

 

[NJHoops]

Colton has an “offer” not an offer (only because it’s so early), but he’s really, really good. His older brother Max plays basketball, too, but football is his game. He’s a top 20 recruit (2027), but they go to a regular high school where great athletes sometimes still play multiple sports. Seems almost retro now, but I like it.

 

[MuchoDogYears]

Debuts at #3 on the just released On3/Rivals 2028 rankings.

2028 Top Basketball Recruits

A list of the top 2028 Basketball recruits as determined by Rivals.

www.on3.com

From same hometown as Rip, IIRC

 

[Scrutineer]

Colton has an “offer” not an offer (only because it’s so early), but he’s really, really good. His older brother Max plays basketball, too, but football is his game. He’s a top 20 recruit (2027), but they go to a regular high school where great athletes sometimes still play multiple sports. Seems almost retro now, but I like it.

I believe playing multiple sports conditions players to more types of movements, and develops different muscles and skills, potentially reducing overuse injuries and enhancing overall athletic ability. Do you have any thoughts on that?

 

[Lafayette]

I believe playing multiple sports conditions players to more types of movements, and develops different muscles and skills, potentially reducing overuse injuries and enhancing overall athletic ability. Do you have any thoughts on that?

Yes, agree as Tennis and martial arts worked very well for everything except long term knee issues.