Know exactly where you fit in men’s college basketball.
Honest, data-backed recruiting analysis for high school players — your profile scored individually against five seasons of roster data from 1,060 D1, D2 and D3 programs. Our algorithm matches your player profile against each program’s recruiting history and roster makeup to show where you fit best. Not exposure. Not hype. Clarity.
From a sample report · Andre Whitlock, 6′5″ SF, Class of 2028
- 1TiffinD2Strong target
- 2DenisonD3Strong target
- 3Central StateD2Strong target
What you get
A full, unredacted example: 40 ranked schools, fit grades, written reasons, comparable players and a 90-day plan. Andre Whitlock is a made-up player. The report is the real product.
From the sample report · Andre Whitlock · 6′5″ SF · Class of 2028 · projected D2–D3 range
His top 5 of 40
- 1TiffinD2Strong target
- 2DenisonD3Strong target
- 3Central StateD2Strong target
- 4HiramD3Strong target
- 5Mount St. JosephD3Strong target
We rank 40 schools and tell you why each one is where it is.
Why #1 fits
No offer has been recorded from Tiffin yet, but this is a credible target worth pursuing — the program's forward profile and Ohio-heavy recruiting pattern align well with Andre Whitlock's background. Tiffin is a solid D2 program in the Great Midwest Athletic Conference located in Ohio, squarely within Whitlock's stated Midwest geographic preference.
Specific reasons, tied to the roster, the coach and the record.
Who walked his path
Jacob Pleiman — 6′6″ F, Botkins, OH. Ohio-based 6′6″ forward; played four seasons under current staff; peaked at 15.6 mpg as a role player with 5.1 ppg in college.
Wesley Jordan — 6′7″ F, Indianapolis, IN. 6′7″ forward from Indiana; developed into a full-time starter over three seasons, peaking at 31.6 mpg and 18.7 ppg in college.
Named players with his build, and what happened to them.
His 90-day plan
Upgrade Your Competition Level. Identify and commit to a higher-level AAU or showcase circuit for the spring and summer so coaches can evaluate your game against stronger opponents.
Build a Recruiting Profile and Start Outreach. Create a complete profile on a recruiting platform and send introductory emails with your film link to coaching staffs at programs on your list — especially the 5 that have recruited the most small forwards in the last two years.
What to do next, and why.
Free. No email. 5-minute read.
Where do you fit?
- Position (example)
- Combo Guard
- Level you play (example)
- Varsity · National AAU circuit
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Your tier placement
D1, D2, or D3 — with sub-tier precision and a confidence score.
Up to 40 school matches
Programs ranked by fit score: elite, strong, and solid fits.
Comparable players per school
For each school, comparable players with profiles similar to yours who played there — and how they fared on that roster.
90-day roadmap
Specific milestones to close the gap to your target tier.
Built on real outcomes
Players who walked your path
For every school, we surface the actual recruits who matched your size, position, and profile — and what happened to them. Did they start? Transfer? Ride the bench? That’s the honest signal recruiting services bury.
Five seasons of real rosters
Your fit isn’t a vibe. It’s your profile measured against who each program actually recruits and plays — across 1,060 schools and five seasons of roster data. The matches reflect where players like you really land.
We show our work.
| Them | Us |
|---|---|
| Vague exposure promises | Data-backed tier placement |
| $2,000–$4,000 | $99, one time |
| Hidden methodology | We show our work |
| Sales calls | Instant report delivery |
Research
Studies, guides and tools built from every college roster we track, across all 1,060 programs. Every page names its sample and how it was counted.
What level of college basketball can I realistically play at?
Your position, height and stats against six seasons of who actually made D1, D2 and D3 rosters. The honest range, not a sales pitch.
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School pages
One page per program: the real roster as a depth chart, where a spot opens, and the high schools they take from.