How top 2027 women's basketball commits fit at their schools - ESPN

The early signing window (Nov. 11-18) for the 2027-28 season is fast approaching, a traditional point at which rosters begin to take shape. At the center of it all are the five-star players — 15 of whom have already announced where they will play basketball after high school. What about the rest?

As key players continue to make decisions about their basketball careers, we'll keep making way-too-early projections about those fits, and how they are shaping the future of women's college basketball.

Players are ordered by rank below. Jump to the most recent commitment here.

See the SC Next class of 2027 rankings here

2027 SC Next 60 ranking: 3
Committed to: LSU
Commitment date: April 6, 2026

Background: The highest rated post in the country, Bradley chose her home state LSU Tigers over the likes of Alabama, UCLA, Kentucky, Oklahoma, Notre Dame, Vanderbilt, Duke, South Carolina and Texas A&M. Bradley was a member of the U16 USA Basketball Junior National team that won gold at FIBA Americas last summer. She looks to repeat that experience this summer with the U17 Women's FIBA World Cup team in July. Bradley is the highest-rated recruit from the state of Louisiana since LSU guard Mikaylah Williams in 2023.

How she fits: Bradley will be the next foundational player inside for a program known for its interior style of play. Her rugged and physical nature will fit in well with what is expected of Mulkey's bigs at LSU. As it currently stands, when Bradley arrives on campus, she will join forwards Grace Knox and ZaKiyah Johnson as a major contributor. To complement Bradley, the Tigers may continue to look to bolster their perimeter depth in the 2027 class.

2027 SCNext 100 ranking: 4
Committed to: South Carolina
Commitment date: Oc