High School Basketball Recruiting is Dead

The NCAA’s new Five‑in‑Five rule is transforming college basketball in ways no one expected. With players now able to use five years of eligibility across five seasons, seniors aren’t leaving, rosters aren’t opening up, and high‑school recruits ranked outside the top 30 are getting squeezed out of the power‑conference pipeline. In this video, we break down how the rule, combined with NIL money and the transfer portal, has created a “restaurant with no empty tables,” where coaches prefer proven transfers over 17‑year‑old prospects. Lottery‑level players are returning to school for multimillion‑dollar deals, mid‑major stars becoming viral sensations worth millions, and coaches explaining why they may sign zero high‑school recruits in upcoming classes. #collegebasketball #ncaa ---- 1-click Subscribe to GCM: http://bit.ly/subscribe2gcm Discover the latest Memphis sports community news at: http://grindcitymedia.com/ ~SOCIAL~ Instagram:   / grindcitymedia   Twitter:   / grindcitymedia   Facebook:   / grindcitymedia   Follow the Memphis Grizzlies on YouTube for exclusive team videos and player highlights: http://bit.ly/subscribe2memgrizz