Darian DeVries is already putting in work on the high school recruiting trail.
The Indiana men’s basketball program is already hard at work on the high school recruiting circuit.
Toni Bryant, a 5-star power forward widely considered to be among the top prospects in the class of 2026, was extended a scholarship offer from the program this past week.
Indiana and head coach Darian DeVries have offered 5⭐️ Toni Bryant, a source tells @LeagueRDY.
Bryant has already taken official visits to Boston College and Cal and has an official visit scheduled to Missouri in early September.
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Bryant, who currently plays for North Tampa Christian Academy in Zephyrhills, Florida, is the 13th highest rated player and 4th highest-rated power forward in the class of 2026 according to the 247Sports composite. He will be transferring to Zephyrhills Christian Academy for his final high school season.
Given the program’s facilities, history, NIL capabilities and other factors, it’s not surprising that DeVries is capitalizing early and nominating some of the top talent in the country. Indiana is in a strong position to land that kind of talent.
Indiana could use some talent in the frontcourt as well, on top of other current recruiting priorities.