Indiana basketball signee Liam McNeeley headlines group of visitors this weekend

After a little over a week, Indiana basketball is set to get back on the hardwood to face Kennesaw State to wrap up the non-conference slate. Along with the Hoosiers playing their last game of the calendar season, there will be multiple recruiting targets in attendance, including one they already have signed.

According to Max Feldman from MadeHoops, 2024 Indiana basketball signee Liam McNeeley will be in attendance tomorrow night to watch his future team. The Hoosiers will also host 2026 guard Jayden Johnson (Louisville, Kentucky) and 2026 power forward Evan Harrell (Carmel, Indiana). HoosierIllustrated.com has confirmed Greenfield-Central High School (Ind.) 2025 guard Braylon Mullins will also be in attendance.

So far this season, McNeeley is averaging 12.9 points, 3.6 rebounds and 2.5 assists per game. He’s shooting 51 percent from the floor and 50 percent on 3s. McNeeley is the fourth five-star prospect to commit to Indiana under Mike Woodson. He is the second-highest prospect to commit to Indiana since 2018.

“Liam is a very smart basketball player who will bring leadership, skill, and high-level shooting to our ball club,” Woodson said when McNeeley signed. “He is a selfless player that will do everything he can to help us win games. His versatility and shooting ability really stood out to our staff throughout the recruiting process. He plays the game the right way, he is a winner, and now he is a Hoosier.”

Mullins has been on campus numerous times, including Hoosier Hysteria and earlier this month. He has offers from Iowa, Notre Dame, Virginia Tech, Ball State, Indiana State and others.

Jayden Johnson is 6-foot-5 four-star guard out of Trinity High School. He recently visited Indiana this past October at Hoosiers Hysteria. He currently has offers from Cincinnati, West Virginia, Missouri, Texas A&M, and others.

Evan Harrell is a 6-foot-8 power forward out of Carmel High School. This will be his first visit to Indiana as he has seen his stock rose over the past year as he has gotten a more prominent role with the Greyhounds. He currently has not offers.

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