Mike Woodson and Indiana basketball staff expected to see key 2025 four-star guard target

Indiana basketball is in for a busy day of travel when it comes to recruiting the top high school prospects in the state. Not only is Mike Woodson and his staff visiting key 2025 four-star forward target Trent Sisley later this afternoon, they are also making the trip to see another key in-state target.

Indiana basketball head coach Mike Woodson and the whole staff is expected to make an in-home visit to see key 2025 four-star guard target Braylon Mullins today as well, his dad confirmed to HoosierIllustraed.com. Jeff Rabjohns of Peegs.com was the first to report the news.

It has also been confirmed that the staff has made the trip to La Lumiere as well today, likely to see 2025 guards Jalen Haralson and Darius Adams.

Mullins, a 6-foot-5 guard, is coming off a phenomenal first Adidas 3SSB weekend for Indiana Elite and was one of the standout players for the entire group of prospects in attendance. Fellow 2025 targets for Indiana basketball, Trent Sisley and  Malachi Moreno, are teammates with Mullins on Indiana Elite.

Mullins is a four-star guard out of Greenfield-Central (Ind.) High School and has visited Indiana numerous times over the last year.

Along with Indiana basketball, Mullins has offers from Iowa, Notre Dame, Cincinnati, Butler, Virginia Tech, and more.

He is the No. 100 overall prospect in the 247Sports Composite Rankings.

Here is the HoosierIllustrated.com scouting report:

“Mullins has a great combination of length, athleticism, bounce, and just an overall smooth flow to his game when he is on the floor. He 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. He also takes pride on the defensive end and is showing great improvements on that side of the floor.”

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