2025 in-state guard Braylon Mullins sets Indiana basketball unofficial visit

2025 in-state Indiana basketball guard target Braylon Mullins has officially set a return unofficial visit. Mullins took an unofficial visited to Indiana in November of 2022.

The return visit is set for September 15th, his dad confirms to HoosierIllustrated.com. He will also be attending Hoosier Hysteria in October. Mullins was recently bumped to a four-star prospect and ranked No. 94 in the 247Sports composite 2025 rankings.

While there is no official offer that has been extended by Indiana to Mullins, the shooting guard has been on the Hoosiers’ radar for the past year now. Indiana basketball assistant coach Brian Walsh and Team and Recruiting Coordinator Jordan Hulls have been the leaders in his recruitment.

Mullins, who attends Greenfield-Central, will be heading into his junior season as one of the top in-state prospects regardless of class. During his sophomore season, Mullins averaged 16.9 points, 5.2 rebounds, and 2.6 steals per game. He also shot 58% from the field including 47% from three and had a 77% shooting rate at free throw line.

He played with Indiana Elite 2025 on the Adidas 3SSB circuit alongside fellow 2025 Indiana basketball targets Dezmon Brisoce and Malachi Moreno

Due to his success and overall improvement in his game over the summer, his recruitment has seen a major uptick as of late. Since mid-July, Mullins has received offers from high majors Virginia Tech, Iowa, Ball State, Notre Dame and most recently Cincinnati. Schools such as IUPUI, Indiana State, Miami (OH), Toledo, Valparaiso, Tulane, Kent State, Southern Indiana and Ohio have offered Mullins, as well.

Other schools such as Butler, Ohio State, West Virginia and Kentucky have also expressed interest in the Greenfield-Central guard according to sources.

(Story updated 9/14)

Below are extended highlights of Braylon Mullins from earlier this plus HoosierIllustrated’s scouting notes.

With only just now heading into his junior year, Mullins has already proved to be one of the more pure scorers in the entire state of Indiana. Listed at 6-foot-5, Mullins has a great combination of length, athleticism, bounce, and just an overall smooth flow to his game when he is on the floor. Mullins is especially good behind-the-arc where he can shoot off the catch or create off the dribble. His IQ and ability to create both on and off the ball is what makes his potential so high. A pretty versatile player overall that can be placed at nearly any spot right now and can produce.

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