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Paisley Hogan, The No. 1 Wing in 2029, Just Got an Iowa Offer and The Recruiters Are Going Nuts

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Iowa women’s basketball just dropped a massive offer on Paisley Hogan, a 2029 prospect already making waves as the No. 1 shooting guard and small forward in her class, according to Prep Girls Hoops’ 2029 Arkansas rankings. This move shows Iowa is serious about snagging top-tier talent way ahead of time.

Who Is Hogan, The 6-Foot-2 Talent?

This kid is only a 2029 prospect, which means we’re talking about a serious long-term play here. Hogan is a 6-foot-2 native of Fort Smith, Ark., and she plays her high school ball at Fort Smith Northside. For club, she’s tearing it up with the Arkansas Banshees of the UAA. Not only is she ranked as the No. 1 shooting guard and small forward prospect, but Prep Girls Hoops also slots her in as the No. 2 player overall in the state of Arkansas for her class. Talk about making a name for yourself early!

Everyone Wants This Kid, And For Good Reason

It’s no shocker that everyone wants a piece of this talent. Hogan isn’t just a baller on the court; she’s also a two-sport athlete, dominating as an outside hitter and middle blocker for her school’s volleyball team. Along with Iowa, Hogan has offers from major programs like Arkansas, Alabama, Iowa State, Minnesota, Oklahoma State, Mississippi State, Wisconsin, Harvard, and Wichita State. Seriously, that’s a list that tells you everything about her potential.

Keep your eyes peeled, because this 2029 class is still years away, but Iowa is clearly making their move early on a generational talent. The recruiting battle for Hogan is just heating up, and it’s gonna be a wild ride watching where this kid lands.

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Originally reported by Yahoo Sports.

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