NC State's Matt Able Invited to USA U19 Camp in Colorado

South Carolina is aggressively building its future basketball and football rosters by offering scholarships to promising young athletes, including 2027 linebacker Kaden Woodie and 2028 small forward Mason Collins. Woodie, a versatile defender from Florida, has drawn interest from major programs such as Louisville, Syracuse, and Georgia, while Collins, ranked No. 20 nationally in the 2028 class, recently received his first Division-I offer from South Carolina and is invited to the Team USA U16 National Team camp. Collins, a 6-foot-6 wing with guard skills, is already regarded as an elite prospect with potential to become a matchup nightmare. Meanwhile, NC State is preparing for the arrival of its 2025 basketball recruits, including five-star Matt Able, who will compete for a spot on the USA Men’s U19 National Team, and two highly regarded big men, Zymicah Wilkins and Paul Mbiya. Michigan’s 2025 basketball recruit McKenzie Mathurin, a four-star guard, is embracing the challenge of joining a talented backcourt with established starters, demonstrating maturity and readiness for collegiate competition. These recruiting developments highlight the strategic efforts of college programs to secure top talent well in advance, ensuring strong rosters in the coming years.