Top Unsigned 2020 Prospects

With the grassroots season on hold, there are more than a few unsigned players in the class of 2020 that find themselves without a school for next year. That’s not to say that they don’t have offers, but maybe with the loss of their senior season playoffs, they have put everything on hold. College coaches check out this list as you finish up your 2020 recruiting class and you will not be disappointed in the quality of players still available. [player_tooltip player_id="53096" first="Skylar" last="Vann"] | 5-10 SG | Deer Creek |@skyvannatic Vann holds offers from several D-I schools but as of yet has not committed. Vann has great size and uses her body well to drive the lane and finish. She is a hard worker who gives maximum effort on both ends of the court. Vann has a quick first step and is a huge scoring threat on an all-around great team at Deer Creek. Surrounded by stars, Vann still finds a way to shine. The number seven ranked senior in the state has several schools waiting to hear back from her, but this is your chance to reach out college coaches. [player_tooltip player_id="53094" first="Morgan" last="Kennedy"] | 5-11 SG | Classen SAS | @morgankennedy2 Yet another guard with outstanding size who plays on a loaded team and still finds a way to get noticed. Kennedy is an all-arounder. She plays very good defense and is a true threat on the offensive end. She can penetrate when needed, but has an outstanding stroke from deep. Kennedy has not announced a commitment on Twitter or any other social media and has actually not announced any offers either. Of course, the No. 16-ranked player in the class of 2020 probably has a few offers - but she definitely deserves more. Claudia Keyser | 5-8 G/F | Crossings Christian | @claudiakeyser23 Being at a small school can get you a lot of attention on the basketball court, as there may not be as much talent around you. Unfortunately, being at a small school can also get you overlooked by talent evaluators. Keyser did not make our rankings for 2020 and only recently came to our attention. That is not to say that she is not deserving of it - or that of college coaches. Keyser is a marksman who shot 43% from behind the arc in her senior season. She has a quick stroke and her left-handed release is just plain pretty. She takes jumpers from anywhere if given an inch of space and more often than not it is a good decision. She is a pure shooter. College coaches need to take this opportunity of having more downtime to check out her videos online. You will not regret it.