Class of 2026, four-star recruit Latrell Allmond has announced that he was received an offer from the Indiana Hoosiers basketball program this weekend via social media.
The 6-foot-8, 235-pound big man plays at John Marshall in Richmond, Virginia and for Team Loaded on the adidas 3SSB circuit.
According to the Richmond Times-Dispatch, he averaged team-highs with 21 points, 2.3 blocks and a 63% field goal percentage as a high school junior. Allmond also had 7.8 rebounds, 1.4 assists and 1.7 steals per game while shooting 44% from three point range and shot 76 percent % from the free throw line.
Allmond also has major offers from Kansas, Tennessee, Louisville, Cincinnati, Rutgers, Oklahoma State, NC State, Michigan State, Ole Miss, Georgia, Georgetown, Florida State, LSU, Mississippi State, Missouri, Providence, Texas A&M, Virginia, and Washington.
6’8 ‘26 Latrell Allmond (Team Loaded VA) is the type of high floor/high ceiling prospect every coach should want. Highly malleable piece with an amazing blend of IQ, size, skill, and athleticism. Legitimate all-around player who can lead a team or excel in a role #PhenomSerosOpen pic.twitter.com/tlaMK6KWBv
— Jeff Bendel (@JeffreyBendel_) April 19, 2025
Per 247Sports' Adam Finkelstein on Latrell Allmond II
"Allmond spent the grassroots season competing at the u17 level, before playing with the u16 team this week," Finkelstein wrote. "With that move comes an increased opportunity, and for Almond, that meant a chance to show his improving versatility. He's come up the ranks primarily as a big man, and as he continues to go on in the game, he becomes more and more of an undersized big man. What we saw this week, was evidence of an expanded game though, on both ends of the floor. Defensively, he was low in his stance when pulled to the perimeter, fully locked in, and making a clear effort to move laterally.
"Offensively, he's able to play facing the basket, particularly in the middle third of the court, which should translate to systems where they play with two front court players in high-low type systems. He has a long list of early high-major suitor."
Latrell Allmond spoke to On3's Jamie Shaw, he described what kind of program he wants to play for.
“Playing time is something that will for sure be a factor for me," Allmond said. "I want to play in a system that kind of has like a five-out feel, get out and run, defend. I’m a versatile wing, that is what I’m getting recruited as. So a team where I have an opportunity to play and whose system will let me go out and show what I can do on the court.”
Allmond is a consensus 4-star prospect on average for the national recruiting sites. Allmond is the No. 41 overall prospect in the 2026 class, and the No. 6 power forward in the nation.