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'25 CA CG Darryn Peterson (Kansas Verbal)

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Class: 2025 (high school)
Position: Shooting Guard
School: Napa Valley (CA) Prolific Prep
Height: 6-foot-5
Weight: 195 lbs

 
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Darryn Peterson essentially had a basketball in his hand as soon as he could walk. By the tail end of elementary school, it was clear his talent could take him places. Now, as he begins his freshman year of high school basketball, the hard work is paying off with a national recruitment that only figures to intensify.

Peterson’s offer list increased by one late last week when Ohio State made him the first member of the 2025 recruiting class to receive a scholarship offer from the Buckeyes.

“We’ve been talking to Kentucky and some other places, but this means more to him than anything because he’s an Ohio kid,” his father, Darryl, told The Dispatch. “He almost felt at one point like the big places are reaching out, when’s Ohio State coming in? All of a sudden, Ohio State came. He’s an Ohio kid, and he always had dreams about playing at Akron U. because I played there but I tell him, ‘Hey, forget about Akron. I was small-time compared to you.’ << @NJ-Buckeye

“He’s really grateful about the Ohio State offer. It means more to him than any of them.”
https://www.dispatch.com/story/spor...etball-recruiting-darryn-peterson/5645364001/

Adam Jardy The Columbus Dispatch
 
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Darryn Peterson essentially had a basketball in his hand as soon as he could walk. By the tail end of elementary school, it was clear his talent could take him places. Now, as he begins his freshman year of high school basketball, the hard work is paying off with a national recruitment that only figures to intensify.

Peterson’s offer list increased by one late last week when Ohio State made him the first member of the 2025 recruiting class to receive a scholarship offer from the Buckeyes.

“We’ve been talking to Kentucky and some other places, but this means more to him than anything because he’s an Ohio kid,” his father, Darryl, told The Dispatch. “He almost felt at one point like the big places are reaching out, when’s Ohio State coming in? All of a sudden, Ohio State came. He’s an Ohio kid, and he always had dreams about playing at Akron U. because I played there but I tell him, ‘Hey, forget about Akron. I was small-time compared to you.’ << @NJ-Buckeye

“He’s really grateful about the Ohio State offer. It means more to him than any of them.”

Adam Jardy The Columbus Dispatch
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5-star Darryn Peterson updates his recruitment

January 18, 2023 - On3s Jamie Shaw caught up with 2025 five-star shooting guard Darryn Peterson to talk recruitment.
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Darryn Peterson is the No. 4 player in the 2025 On3 50. The 6-foot-5 guard averaged 14.0 points with 5.0 rebounds and nearly two assists per game in July on Nike’s EYBL Circuit. He is coming off a 22-point performance at the Flyin’ to the Hoop.

“I’m an all-around guard; I can facilitate and score,” Peterson told On3. “I’ve improved my body a lot this season. I’ve been watching a lot of Michael Jordan and Kobe Bryant, really their aggressive mentality.”

On3 caught up with Darryn Peterson after a recent live viewing to talk about his recruitment.

Peterson talks schools

“I’ve taken unofficial visits to Michigan and Ohio State,” Peterson said. “We’re working on getting an unofficial visit to Kentucky soon.”

Michigan: “I watch Jordan Poole. They showed me a lot of his highlights when I was there, and I saw how they ran their offense around him. They use a lot of handoffs and ball screens, and I am comfortable playing like that.”

Ohio State: “I’m a big fan; that’s my hometown. I saw Malaki Branham get to the NBA from there last year and how they used him. He and I are close. They feature their guards.”

Kentucky: “They get one-and-dones and build them and develop them. I’m trying to do one year of college and get to the NBA.”
 
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The No. 2 overall prospect in the 2025 class, Darryn Peterson (No. 1 shooting guard) included Ohio State in his top 16 schools on Saturday.


When the 6-foot-5, 195-pound guard received an offer from Ohio State in August 2021, it was a moment he won't forget.

“I was excited as ever because that’s my hometown. So I loved that one,” Peterson told Eleven Warriors. “And I knew some people there; Malaki Branham, Meechie (Johnson), I knew those guys. So those were big homies for me. … (The coaches) talk to my dad more than me. The relationship’s there. I love those guys.”

A top target for Ohio State in 2025, Chris Holtmann and three of his assistant coaches were all present to watch the No. 2 overall player in the 2025 class play at the Adidas 3SSB event in Rock Hill, South Carolina in June.

In two seasons at CVCA, Peterson earned Division II All-Ohio and All-Northeast Inland District honors for both seasons, including being named the PAC-7 and Division II Northeast Inland District Player of the Year and a finalist for the Ohio Mr. Basketball Award.

This summer, Peterson helped lead the United States Under 16 boys basketball team to a gold medal at the FIBA Americas championship.

Prior to transferring to Huntington Prep (West Virginia) from Cuyahoga Valley Christian Academy this summer, Peterson's .9995 247Sports' composite rating would have made him the second-best Ohio prospect in the modern recruiting era, behind only LeBron James (1.000 in 2003).

At Huntington Prep. Peterson will team up with 2024 four-star forward Jordan McCullum and three-star forward Dillon Tingler.

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Ohio State Makes Top 16 for Five-Star 2025 Guard Darryn Peterson

The No. 2 overall prospect in the 2025 class, Darryn Peterson (No. 1 shooting guard) included Ohio State in his top 16 schools on Saturday. Darryn Peterson, the No. 2 overall player in the 2025 class, announced his top 16 schools on Instagram. The 6-5 SG received over 30 scholarship offers...
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No. 3 ranked 2025 recruit Darryn Peterson opens up his recruitment​

Previously down to a top eight, 2025's No. 3 ranked player Darryn Peterson has reopened his recruitment.​

Darryn Peterson, the No. 3 ranked prospect in the 2025 class, has completely reopened his recruitment, his father Darryl Peterson confirmed to 247Sports.

The 6-foot-5 guard at Huntington (W.V.) Prep previously had a final eight that included Arkansas, Baylor, Indiana, Kansas, Kentucky, Michigan, North Carolina and Ohio State. But Peterson watched the chaos of the coaching carousel and transfer portal and decided to reset his recruitment.

"Just reaching out to let you know our recruitment has totally opened back. It's no longer eight schools," the elder Peterson told 247Sports.

There was some speculation that Peterson could reclass to 2024. His father has confirmed that Peterson is planning to stay in the class of 2025. "After talking to Darryn earlier (the) final answer is that we are no longer considering a reclass. We will stay in 2025," he added.
 
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I caught up with Peterson's father, Darryl, over at The Michigan Insider to break down Peterson's game and recruitment.

"We have been in constant contact with Ohio State, Kansas, USC, Washington. Recently Michigan, Kentucky, South Carolina, and Louisville have started reaching out. Darryn is seriously considering taking visits to all of those schools."

"NIL has sort of been a backseat thing for us," Peterson said. "(The money) is going to come, so we aren't focused on that. Of course we hear the chatter about these kids making $2 million dollars a year and that's great. We hear that Darryn could possibly earn the most for a high school kid, but if it means he has the ball in his hand with the right coach and fit we would prefer that over $10 million but the wrong place for him."
 
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