Key 2025 Indiana basketball target provides update on recruitment, timeline on commitment

We are about to get deep into visit season as the fall approaches for Indiana basketball. Currently, Mike Woodson and his staff have over 4 different visits sets set up for the fall season, all each of their own importance.

One of the more important visits out of the current bunch takes place on September 20th weekend with both 2025 four-star guard Braylon Mullins and 2025 four-star forward Trent Sisley both expected to be on campus for an official visit. Both Mullins and Sisley are in for an extremely busy fall season with multiple official visits on tap.

Mullins, who spoke with Indianapolis Star reporter Kyle Neddenriep over the weekend, gave an update on his recruitment and what schools he is still panning on visiting out of his final-10 that he announced. When speaking to Kyle Neddenriep, Mullins confirmed that he will not be visiting Alabama, Purdue, or Kansas this upcoming fall. HoosierIllustrated.com was able to confirm this report, as well.

As of right now, Mullins will be visiting Michigan (9/7), North Carolina (9/14), Indiana basketball (9/20), Duke (10/5), Tennessee (10/19), and Kentucky (10/25).

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The four-star guard out of Greenfield-Central also confirmed that he will be looking to make a decision on his commitment sometime after his Kentucky visit and before the high school season starts in late November.

The 6-foot-5 Mullins helped lead Indiana Elite to a 16-1 record — its only loss in the championship game at the Adidas Championships. He averaged 19.4 points, 3.6 rebounds and 2.8 assists per game over the summer and shot 47.3 percent from three (62-of-131) this season. In tournament play, he had nine 20+ point games.

“Really impressed with Indiana Elite’s Braylon Mullins this weekend,” 247Sports Director of Scouting Adam Finkelstein wrote. “The shooting is very real, he sees the game quickly, has good size, and plays with no fear. Give his body a chance to catch-up and he’s got a chance to be special.”

The borderline 5-star prospect was one of the biggest risers in the 247Sports class of 2025 updated rankings, jumping 68 spots in their rankings up to No. 24 overall and the No. 5 overall shooting guard in the class.

He is arguably the top priority for Indiana basketball when it comes to the 2025 high school class.

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