Mazi Mosley, the No. 49 overall recruit in the 2025 class, is about to get busy with official visits set to three schools
Mazi Mosley, a 6-foot-5 long shot maker who is developing his offensive repertoire, is one of the more intriguing wings in the 2025 class.
A number of highly regarded institutions have expressed interest in the Montverde (Fla.) Academy prospect due to his long-term potential, and the four-star recruit is currently organizing a series of formal visits.
Three-star shooting guard Nic Anderson commits to Loyola Three-star shooting guard Nic Anderson has committed to Drew Valentine and Loyola.
After landing a June offer and taking an official visit to Loyola, three-star shooting guard Nic Anderson didn’t need very much time to mull over his decision. The 6-foot-4 scorer from Olathe (Kans.) South committed to Valentine and the Ramblers on Tuesday. “As soon as coach and I talked for the first time I knew we had similar personalities and would go great together as well as assistant coach Dwyer,” Anderson stated to 247Sports. “I feel like now is the time because they’ve been there for me all summer and were the first school to reach out to me.”
Anderson, who is blessed with good size, has a lethal long-range jump shot. In the Under Armour Association, KC Run GMC leads the team in scoring. He has also demonstrated an increasing amount of skill off the dribble. He’s one of the most explosive athletes in the Midwest and has a nice build to add strength to. In the beginning, he only wants to lend a hand whenever he can while trying to broaden his skill set.
“As a freshman I feel like I can help out by just being a great team player and doing whatever coach needs me to do and excelling in my role,” Anderson said. “I’d definitely like to expand my true guard skills while also getting stronger and more physical.”
Anderson was beginning to draw more notice lately, as he was ranked among the top 50 shooting guards in the country for the class of 2025. The rather late bloomer felt good about the scenario at Loyola and didn’t want to pass up the opportunity to be in a position that many people would like to be in themselves, even if he could have waited to see who else opted to leap in.
“It feels amazing because I know that I’m in a situation where many students would desire to be, and all I have to do now is concentrate on carrying out the tasks that Coach Valentine and the staff require of me. I can’t wait to play for my school team, improve on the court, and continue to progress in the weight room throughout my senior year.”