Key Indiana basketball target cancels visits, nearing a decision soon

A key 2025 five-star basketball target could be nearing a decision soon on which school he will be attending at the college level.

As reported by 247Sports National Basketball Director Eric Bossi, 2025 five-star guard Jalen Haralson has cancelled his official visits to Kansas and Missouri. He has also moved up his Purdue official visit to this upcoming weekend the report also states.

In that same report, Haralson is said to be making a decision ‘soon than later.’ No date has been given, however.

“I feel like whenever I have that gut feeling that I’ll know,” Haralson told 247Sports. “I’m getting close to that decision and I think that I will make it really soon. I don’t know the exact date yet but I think it will be really soon after I get back from the Purdue visit.”

Harrison recently completed his Indiana basketball official visit just 2 weeks ago. He was also on campus during an Indiana basketball former player reunion with the likes of Trayce Jackson-Davis, Cody Zeller, Jame Blackmon Jr., and many more.

He has also taken official visits to Michigan State, Notre Dame, and Auburn.

Look: Highlights of 2025 five-star guard Jalen Haralson from his Indiana basketball official visit

Haralson, who ran with Indy Heat 17U on the Nike EYBL circuit, is coming off a very big final season of AAU basketball. He averaged 21.2 points per game while adding 7.3 rebounds and 2.9 assists, as well. In seven games for Team USA, Jalen Haralson averaged 11.1 points, 4.0 rebounds, 2.3 assists and 1.7 steals in 15.0 minutes a game. He shot 58.1 percent from the field, 38.5 percent (10-of-26) on 3s and 80 percent (12-of-15) from the free throw line. He was one of the key reasons why Team USA won the FIBA U17 World Cup gold medal.

Most of Hoosier Nation are very familiar with the five-star product. Before he even played a single high school game, Mike Woodson and Indiana basketball were one of the first schools to offer Haralson. He is a Indiana native from Anderson (IN) who played the first half of his high school career with Fishers High School before he eventually transferred to La Lumiere prep school, where he play once again for his senior season.

He is arguably the top priority target for Mike Woodson and Indiana basketball.

Jalen Haralson is the No. 14 overall player int he 2025 247Sports Composite Rankings.

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