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Revocruit Announces Partnership with North Crowley Boys Basketball as Official Powered Program Revocruit is proud to announce its partnership with North Crowley Boys Basketball, welcoming the program as an official Revocruit Powered Program. “In the ever-evolving climate of college recruiting, the North Crowley Men’s Basketball program is extremely excited to partner with Revocruit for the 2026-27 season. Revocruit is the total package, unmatched visibility to college coaches for our student athletes, brand building for our program & a next level media day experience! We are proud to be a part of the Revocruit family!” said Coach Tommy Brakel. Located in Fort Worth, Texas, North Crowley has established itself as one of the premier basketball programs in the state under Coach Tommy Brakel, who owns an incredible 828-163 career record. A former NAIA All-American at Sul Ross in 1992 and 1993, Brakel averaged 25.3 points per game, scored 1,866 career points, and set the school record with 85 three-pointers in a season. Competing in UIL 6A Region II, District 11, the Panthers have recorded 27 playoff appearances, 14 regional tournament appearances, 2 UIL State Championships, 141 college basketball signees, 27 professional players, and three NBA players: Keith Langford, Willie Warren, and Isaiah Crawford. Coming off a 35-3 season and the 2026 UIL 6A Division I State Championship, the Panthers return what Coach Brakel calls the best backcourt in the state, led by Kameron Price and Isaak Hayes, along with talented guards Dontre Grandberry and Ty Harris. Through this partnership, North Crowley will gain access to Revocruit’s media and technology ecosystem, helping increase visibility for its student-athletes while providing college coaches with streamlined access to program and player information. Revocruit’s Powered Program elevates basketball programs across the country to a whole new level, making it effortless for college coaches to find and keep up with talent through its unique integrated platform.

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TABC Live Event Preview: Booker T. Washington On this episode of TA-B-Seen, we preview Booker T. Washington and take a closer look at what Coach Jermaine Byrd and the Eagles bring to the table heading into TABC Live. “He’s in it for the right reasons.” That’s one of the first things that stands out about Coach Jermaine Byrd. A coach who genuinely wants to see his players succeed on and off the court, Coach Byrd has helped Booker T. Washington continue its rise while building a culture centered around development, opportunity, and winning. Leading the charge is 6’1” guard Jaylen Durham, a dynamic playmaker who creates advantages with his ability to get downhill and change pace. Myles Dennis, a 6’3” combo wing, scores in a variety of ways and stretches the floor with his perimeter shooting. Logan Dennis is a pass-first guard who defends at a high level while providing scoring punch when needed. Rounding out the group is 6’6” forward Larry Butler, a versatile two-way player who impacts the game with his skill, motor, and ability to contribute across the board. With talent, versatility, and a coach invested in player development, Booker T. Washington looks poised to continue its success. College coaches can track Booker T. Washington on the Revocruit Software.

Colleyville Heritage brought a team mix to the TBC Summer State Tournament that reflected the direction the Panthers are heading. The Panthers played with energy, confidence, and a willingness to compete against quality opponents. With young talent continuing to emerge and players embracing bigger opportunities, Colleyville Heritage showed a group that is steadily building toward something bigger. College coaches can track Colleyville Heritage on the Revocruit Software.

Keller Central continued to put in quality work at the TBC Summer State Tournament as the Chargers competed against strong competition throughout the weekend. The Chargers showcased a group that plays with purpose, shares the ball, and embraces the details that lead to winning basketball. With players continuing to gain experience and confidence, Keller Central looks like a team laying the groundwork for a successful season ahead. College coaches can track Keller Central on the Revocruit Software.

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TABC Live Event Preview: Euless Trinity On this episode of TA-B-Seen, we preview Euless Trinity and take a closer look at what Coach Mark Villines and the Trojans bring to the table heading into TABC Live. “They’re always going to compete hard, play defense, and fight to win.” That’s been the identity of Euless Trinity for decades under Coach Mark Villines. One of the most respected and accomplished coaches in Texas, Villines has consistently developed high-level talent while maintaining a culture built on toughness, discipline, and relentless effort. The next group of Trojans is ready to carry on that tradition. Brysen Garrett continues to emerge as a long, skilled playmaker who has expanded his offensive game while maintaining the defensive intensity that made him successful. Abe Nunley brings athleticism, toughness, and a winning mentality that has become synonymous with the Trinity program. Another name to know is Malek Makuer, a talented 2029 prospect whose growth and development continue to turn heads. Add in Jayden Tatum, and the Trojans once again have a strong core of players capable of making an impact. With proven leadership, a culture of winning, and a roster full of competitors, Euless Trinity remains a program nobody wants to see on the schedule. College coaches can track Euless Trinity on the Revocruit Software.

TABC Live Event Preview: Kimball On this episode of TA-B-Seen, we preview Kimball and take a closer look at what Coach Gerald Smith and the Knights bring to the table heading into TABC Live. “Keeping the Kimball standard.” That’s the task at hand for Coach Gerald Smith, who takes over one of Texas’ premier programs after back-to-back state championships. A state champion coach himself, Coach Smith inherits a roster with proven winners and players ready to step into larger roles as the Knights continue their pursuit of excellence. Leading the charge is 6’0” 2027 guard Rylan Austin, the floor general who helped keep the engine running during last season’s title run. Known for his poise and leadership, Austin looks poised to expand his scoring role while continuing to facilitate at a high level. Another name to know is Jyland Adams, who delivered in big moments when opportunities arose and continues to show he’s ready for increased responsibility. Keep an eye on 6’2” 2027 guard Korey Thibodeaux as well, an emerging talent who has developed behind veteran leadership and appears ready for a breakout season. With championship expectations, proven talent, and a coach who understands what winning looks like, Kimball remains one of the programs every college coach should prioritize watching. College coaches can track Kimball on the Revocruit Software.

Revocruit Announces Partnership with Lake Highlands Boys Basketball as Official Powered Program Revocruit is proud to announce its partnership with Lake Highlands Boys Basketball, welcoming the program as an official Revocruit Powered Program. “We are excited about partnering with Revorecruit to help gain exposure for our players and connect them with a vast network of college coaches.” said Head Coach Joe Duffield. Located in Dallas, Texas, Lake Highlands has established itself as one of the premier basketball programs in the state. The Wildcats compete at the UIL 6A level and will enter the highly competitive District 7-6A alongside Richardson ISD, Plano ISD, and Coppell programs. Lake Highlands boasts a rich tradition of success, highlighted by State Championships in 1968 and 2023, while making eight consecutive playoff appearances and averaging 25 wins per season during that stretch. The program has produced standout talent at both the collegiate and professional levels, including NBA player Tre Johnson (Washington Wizards), Samson Aletan (Yale), Warren Carter (Illinois), and Josh Carter (Texas A&M). Continuing to invest in the future of the program, Lake Highlands recently added former Plano East Head Coach Matt Wester to its coaching staff. Through this partnership, Lake Highlands will gain access to Revocruit’s media and technology ecosystem, helping increase visibility for its student-athletes while providing college coaches with streamlined access to program and player information. Revocruit’s Powered Program elevates basketball programs across the country to a whole new level, making it effortless for college coaches to find and keep up with talent through its unique integrated platform.

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Mansfield Summit put together another strong showing at the TBC Summer State Tournament as the Jaguars continued to build toward the upcoming season. The Jaguars showcased a group that plays with confidence, competes every possession, and understands how to play together. With talent throughout the roster and players continuing to develop, Summit looks like a team that could be poised for a big year once the lights come on this winter. College coaches can track Mansfield Summit on the Revocruit Software.

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TABC Live Event Preview: Dallas Skyline On this episode of TA-B-Seen, we preview Dallas Skyline and take a closer look at what Coach Cardell Hunter and the Raiders bring to the table heading into TABC Live. “One of Texas’ most recognizable programs.” Dallas Skyline has long been a name that carries weight across the state, and Coach Cardell Hunter has the Raiders positioned for the future with an athletic and versatile young core. The talent pipeline remains strong, and Skyline continues to develop prospects capable of making an impact at the next level. One player to know is 2029 guard Reid Dickson, a deep-range shooter with high basketball IQ and the ability to deliver in big moments. Devin Buckley, a 2028 combo guard, serves as a go-to scorer who can create for himself and his teammates while impacting the game on both ends. Tony Onoh, a 6’3” 2027 wing, brings athleticism and defensive versatility, while 6’4” 2028 point forward Micah Williams adds size, playmaking, and offensive creativity. With athleticism, versatility, and multiple future prospects throughout the roster, Dallas Skyline remains a program college coaches should keep firmly on their radar. College coaches can track Dallas Skyline on the Revocruit Software.

Revocruit Announces Partnership with Caddo Mills Boys Basketball as Official Powered Program Revocruit is proud to announce its partnership with Caddo Mills Boys Basketball, welcoming the program as an official Revocruit Powered Program. “Fox Hoops is excited about this partnership with Revocruit! We are thrilled to have expanded player visibility and recruitment reach, as well as, national exposure, efficient recruiting tools, event access, and brand growth — all while empowering our players to take control of their recruitment journey.” said Head Coach Jamal Anene. Located in Caddo Mills, Texas, Caddo Mills Basketball has established itself as one of the premier programs in Region II and competes in UIL 4A Region II District 13. Under the leadership of Coach Jamal Anene, the program has produced winning records well above .500 in four seasons, including rebuild years, while qualifying for the playoffs in three of the last four seasons. The Foxes captured a District Championship during the 2023-2024 season and advanced as Bi-District Champions and Area Qualifiers. Coach Anene reached the 200-win milestone in his head coaching career during the 2025-2026 season and was named the 4A Region II District 13 Coach of the Year in 2023-2024. The program has developed five college and next-level basketball players, with alumni continuing their careers at Brookhaven College, Midlothian Marshals ABA, Clark Summit University, and Bethany College. Caddo Mills has also produced six THSCA Academic All-State basketball players, highlighting the program’s commitment to excellence both on and off the court. Through this partnership, Caddo Mills will gain access to Revocruit’s media and technology ecosystem, helping increase visibility for its student-athletes while providing college coaches with streamlined access to program and player information. Revocruit’s Powered Program elevates basketball programs across the country to a whole new level, making it effortless for college coaches to find and keep up with talent through its unique integrated platform.

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TABC Live Event Preview: Lewisville On this episode of TA-B-Seen, we preview Lewisville and take a closer look at what Coach La’Ryan Gary and the Farmers bring to the table heading into TABC Live. “Coach La’Ryan Gary knows what it takes to play at a high level.” A former college player himself, Coach Gary is building an exciting foundation at Lewisville. The Farmers are loaded with youth and athleticism, and while the roster leans toward the future, there is plenty of upside throughout the program. It’s a group full of players that college coaches should be keeping tabs on. Leading the next wave is 2027 standout Jaiden Sudler, an elite athlete with tremendous upside. Nashaun Biscette, a physical 2028 wing with a high motor, brings toughness and versatility. Kaiden Johnson, another 2028 prospect, is a walking highlight reel with explosive athleticism. Running the show is 2029 point guard Herman Easter, the district Co-Freshman of the Year, who continues to emerge as one of the top young guards to know. With talent across multiple classes, Coach Gary and the Farmers are building something that should have college coaches paying attention for years to come. College coaches can track Lewisville on the Revocruit Software.

TABC Live Event Preview: Grand Oaks On this episode of TA-B-Seen, we preview Grand Oaks and take a closer look at what Coach Anthony Stephens and the Grizzlies bring to the table heading into TABC Live. “Grand Oaks plays with a lot of culture.” That’s been a major reason for the program’s success under Coach Anthony Stephens. One of the most respected coaches in Texas, Coach Stephens has built Grand Oaks into a perennial contender with talent throughout the roster and a culture that continues to produce results. Leading the group is High Point commit Trey Pinkard, a 2027 floor general who excels out of the pick-and-roll and consistently puts teammates in position to succeed. Ebube Joseph, a 2027 forward with a Grambling offer, brings toughness, rebounding, and defensive versatility. Kingsten Davis is a downhill guard who creates offense and competes at a high level, while Josh Walker adds value as a two-way slasher. Nehemiah Nicholson provides athleticism and defensive upside on the wing, and Emmanuel Ossai anchors the interior with his rebounding and rim protection. With proven leadership, multiple college prospects, and one of the strongest cultures in the state, Grand Oaks remains one of Texas’ premier programs. College coaches can track Grand Oaks on the Revocruit Software.

Ponder High School, a Revocruit Powered Program, made the most of its opportunities at the TBC Summer State Tournament. The Lions competed with confidence and showcased a group that continues to grow together. With a mix of young talent, toughness, and players willing to embrace their roles, Ponder showed why the future is bright within the program. College coaches can track Ponder High School on the Revocruit Software.

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TABC Live Event Preview: Bishop Lynch On this episode of TA-B-Seen, we preview Bishop Lynch and take a closer look at what Coach Kyle May and the Friars bring to the table heading into TABC Live. “You’re going to get size, versatility, and a well-coached team.” That’s been the standard for Coach Kyle May and Bishop Lynch. One of the state’s premier private school programs, the Friars consistently put themselves in position to win through preparation, execution, and a roster full of players who understand their roles. It starts with 6’6” forward Jagan Thomas, a double-double machine and thousand-point scorer who impacts the game on both ends. The Defensive Player of the Year brings versatility, toughness, and the ability to score from all over the floor. Running the show is Luke Nimmo, last year’s Newcomer of the Year, who will take over point guard duties and provide leadership in the backcourt. Another player to watch is 6’5” wing Kemp Dunsavage, a skilled scorer who shoots it at a high level and continues to expand his game. With size, skill, and one of the best coaches in the state on the sideline, Bishop Lynch remains a team that college coaches should make a point to watch. College coaches can track Bishop Lynch on the Revocruit Software.

Revocruit Announces Partnership with Lubbock Liberty Boys Basketball as Official Powered Program Revocruit is proud to announce its partnership with Lubbock Liberty Boys Basketball, welcoming the program as an official Revocruit Powered Program. “We are thrilled to announce this partnership and commitment to Revocruit. Revocruit is going to help our athletes gain visibility, build meaningful connections with college coaches, and maximize their recruiting opportunities. Revocruit is going to potentially provide us high school coaches a better insight into what certain programs are looking for in a player.” said Head Coach Parker Hicks. Located in Lubbock, Texas, Lubbock Liberty has quickly emerged as one of the top rising programs in West Texas. Competing in UIL Class 4A, District 5 and Region 1, Liberty has posted a 70-30 record since opening in 2023-24. After a 14-19 inaugural season with only freshmen and sophomores, the Patriots have gone 56-11 over the last two years, highlighted by a District Championship and Regional Finals appearance during a historic 30-5 season in 2025-26. Led by Head Coach Parker Hicks since the school’s opening, Liberty has built a winning culture from the ground up. The program’s first graduating class produced college signee Tookie Johnson, who will continue his career at Lubbock Christian University. Coach Hicks was a two-time NCAA Division II All-American at Lubbock Christian University, averaging 19.3 points per game as a senior and finishing his collegiate career with 1,357 points in 81 games. Through this partnership, Lubbock Liberty will gain access to Revocruit’s media and technology ecosystem, helping increase visibility for its student-athletes while providing college coaches with streamlined access to program and player information. Revocruit’s Powered Program elevates basketball programs across the country to a whole new level, making it effortless for college coaches to find and keep up with talent through its unique integrated platform.

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TABC Live Event Preview: Keller On this episode of TA-B-Seen, we preview Keller and take a closer look at what Coach Weir and the Indians bring to the table heading into TABC Live. “They’re going to play hard, they’re going to play the right way, and they want to win.” That mindset has become a trademark of Coach Weir’s teams. Keller continues to develop players who understand the game, compete at a high level, and embrace doing the little things that lead to success. With a talented young core in place, the future looks bright for the Indians. One player to know is Cash Erdmann, a 2027 all-district guard who combines shot-making ability with a strong basketball IQ and a knack for performing in big moments. Tyson Harris, a 6’3” 2027 prospect, brings toughness, rebounding, and defensive versatility that impacts winning. Another name to watch is 2028 guard Joseph Ericson, a facilitator and creator who provides value on both ends of the floor and continues to show tremendous upside. With high-IQ players, a competitive culture, and a coach who knows how to develop talent, Keller remains a program to watch closely. College coaches can track Keller on the Revocruit Software.

TABC Live Event Preview: Waco Midway On this episode of TA-B-Seen, we preview Waco Midway and take a closer look at what Coach Matt Sayman and the Panthers bring to the table heading into TABC Live. “Bringing back a pair of guys who know what it takes to win.” Coach Matt Sayman enters this season at Waco Midway with a talented core returning and a program continuing to embrace an exciting style of play. A former Baylor Bear, Coach Sayman has quickly made his impact felt, building a team that plays with pace, shoots the ball well, and competes at a high level. Leading the way is 6’4” 2027 wing Aryce Thibodeaux, a do-it-all player who led the team in rebounds, assists, steals, and charges taken last season. His versatility and motor make him one of the more impactful players in the area. Alongside him is 2028 guard Gus Mills, a varsity contributor since his freshman season and the team’s second-leading scorer a year ago. With proven production returning and one of the state’s most respected basketball minds on the sidelines, Waco Midway looks poised for another strong season. College coaches can track Waco Midway on the Revocruit Software.

Colleyville Heritage brought a competitive group to the TBC Summer State Tournament and continued to show the progress being made within the program. The Panthers played with confidence, toughness, and a willingness to compete against quality opposition. With a mix of young talent and players stepping into larger roles, Colleyville Heritage continues to build momentum and gain valuable experience heading into the season. College coaches can track Colleyville Heritage on the Revocruit Software.

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TABC Live Event Preview: Azle On this episode of TA-B-Seen, we preview Azle and take a closer look at what Coach Crafton and the Hornets bring to the table heading into TABC Live. “High-level guard play and a coach who knows the X’s and O’s.” Azle has become a program on the rise under Coach Crafton. The Hornets have continued to trend upward thanks to strong guard play, roster depth, and a group that understands how to compete. With talent in both the backcourt and frontcourt, Azle has the pieces to make a serious push this season. One player to know is Cason Cook, a quick and shifty guard with deep range who can change a game with his shot-making ability. Running alongside him is Jaylen Sanders, a high-IQ point guard who keeps the offense organized and consistently makes the right reads. With experienced guard play, quality depth, and a coach who understands how to maximize his personnel, Azle is a team that college coaches and opponents alike should keep an eye on. College coaches can track Azle on the Revocruit Software.

TABC Live Event Preview: Southlake Carroll On this episode of TA-B-Seen, we preview Southlake Carroll and take a closer look at what Coach Markley and the Dragons bring to the table heading into TABC Live. “Toughness and shooting.” That’s what immediately comes to mind when talking about Coach Markley’s teams. Southlake Carroll finished last season playing some of its best basketball, becoming a team nobody wanted to see in the playoffs. Now, with a talented group stepping into larger roles, the Dragons look ready to build on that momentum. Leading the way is 5’11” 2027 guard Noah Johnson, a First Team All-District selection who brings toughness, shot-making, and a relentless motor. Bo Kuhn, a 6’4” 2027 wing, uses his length to impact the game defensively while also stretching the floor from the perimeter. In the paint, 6’3” 2028 forward Colby Friend provides physicality, rebounding, and the type of high-energy play that helps teams win. With a balanced roster, a competitive culture, and players who understand how to play the right way, Southlake Carroll remains a program capable of making noise. College coaches can track Southlake Carroll on the Revocruit Software.