Indiana basketball extends offers to couple of 2026 prospects

Indiana basketball is coming off one of their biggest wins of the season on Sunday when they defeated Michigan State 65-64 in the season finale. What makes that win even better is that there were many recruiting targets in attendance to witness the Hoosier victory, including key 2025 four-star targets Braylon Mullins and Trent Sisley.

There were two other targets in attendance that have popped up on Indiana basketball’s as of late, 2026 four-star guards, Steven Reynolds III and Gabe Sularski. After the game, they both announced on Twitter that Indiana basketball extended both of them an offer.

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Reynolds III, a 6-foot-5 shooting guard out of South Bend (IN), attends South Bend Washington High School and is one of the higher upside players in the state of Indiana. Reynolds is so fluid athletically with the ball in his hands with excellent court vision, passing ability, and a high basketball IQ. He also has the elite ability to get his shot off at almost any spot on the floor while making buckets consistently.

Reynolds will be playing for Phenom United on the Adidas 3SSB circuit. He has offers from Purdue, Notre Dame, Nebraska, Illinois, Texas A&M, Mississippi State, and many others. He ranked No. 38 in the 247Sports Composite Rankings in the 2026 class.

Sularski, a 6-foot-5 shooting guard out of Lisle (IL), attends Benent Academy and is considered one of the potential breakout candidates in the national 2026 class. Sularski has a great combination of sill, athletic ability, size, and can be playmaker on the on or off the ball. Plays with a ton of toughness and is a high-level scorer in all areas of the floor.

Sularski will be playing for Meanstreets on the Nike EYBL circuit. He has offers from Michigan State, Illinois, Eastern Illinois, and many others. He ranked No. 52 in the 247Sports Composite Rankings in the 2026 class.

Below are highlights of both Steven Reynolds III and Gabe Sularski.

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