Report: 2025 five-star forward Bryson Tiller sets Indiana basketball official visit

Indiana basketball is gearing up to face Kansas next weekend, which is also starting to become a major recruiting weekend for Mike Woodson and the Hoosiers, as well.

As it was announced by 247Sports National Basketball Director Eric Bossi, 2025 forward Bryson Tiller will be taking an official visit when Indiana basketball hosts Kansas Saturday, 12/16. Tiller has also scheduled an official visit to Kansas this weekend when the Jayhawks host Missouri.

According to the report from Eric Bossi, Tiller has “more visits in the works and should be getting them finalized in the near future.”

Tiller will be the the second 5-star junior that will be in attendance that weekend along with Joson Sanon, who will also be there for an official visit. It has been publicly stated that both Tiller and Sanon are re-class candidates, as well.

Tiller, a 6-foot-9 forward out of Atlanta, Georgia, is currently rated as the No. 6 overall player in the 247Sports Composite Rankings. He currently plays for Overtime Elite where he is currently averaging a double-double of 10.0 points and 10.5 rebounds in just two games this season.

Mike Woodson has major ties to the Atlanta area due to his coaching experience there and with assistant coach Yasir Rosemond, who is a Georgia native as well. Indiana basketball players Kaleb Banks and Jakai Newton are from the Georgia area, as well.

Tiller currently has over 20 offers from schools such as Alabama, Auburn, Cincinnati, Florida, Florida State, Georgia, Houston, Louisville, North Carolina, Michigan, USC, Villanova, Virginia Xavier, and many others.

HoosierIllustrated.com has seen Bryson Tiller many times and have been able to compile scouting notes on the five-star power forward. 

Tiller is a highly athletic forward that has great size and length at his position. He is one of the best in the class at getting to his spots and finishing at all three levels of the floor. The 6-foot-9 forward is great about taking his defender off the dribble and scoring off the catch. While he can play off the ball, he has proven to be his best on the ball when he can create his own look. As a defender, his athletic ability and length make him lockdown at times. Tiller would be a perfect fit for Mike Woodson as he looks for more athletic, long forwards that can create their own shot.

Below are highlights of Bryson Tiller. 

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