Five-star prospect Includes UConn in Final Three College Choices

Highly sought-after five-star basketball prospect Braylon Mullins has revealed that UConn is among his final three college choices. The 6’4″ shooting guard from Greenfield, Indiana, is also considering Indiana University and North Carolina. Mullins, ranked 24th in the Class of 2025 by ESPN and 16th by 247Sports, had additional offers from prestigious programs like Kentucky, Tennessee, Michigan, Alabama, and Purdue.

In his junior year at Greenfield-Central High School, Mullins delivered an impressive performance, averaging 25 points, 6.2 rebounds, 3.2 assists, and 3.2 steals per game, while also shooting 43% from beyond the arc. This stellar season has earned him nationwide attention and a spot in the final selection process of several top-tier basketball programs.

Discussing his reasons for including UConn in his final three, Mullins highlighted his strong connection with the coaching staff, the Huskies’ recent back-to-back NCAA championships, and their high-intensity, defense-focused playing style. UConn, known for its competitive spirit, offers the kind of winning culture Mullins is eager to join, as he feels he can seamlessly fit into their system.

In addition to UConn, Mullins shared that Indiana’s proximity to his hometown and coach Mike Woodson’s reputation for player development are key factors influencing his decision. He also praised North Carolina’s fast-paced style of play and close-knit coaching team, which make the Tar Heels a strong contender as well.