Utah basketball in final consideration for two top 2027 recruits
Yahoo Sports • 1 min read • Latest: Aug 1, 2026, 7:38 AM
Last updated Aug 1, 2026
Utah men's basketball is positioned to potentially sign two four-star recruits from the 2027 class: RJ Moore and Crew Fotheringham. Both players have shortlisted Utah among their final selection of schools. Moore, a 6-foot-7 shooting guard, is ranked among the top 40 in the nation, while Fotheringham, a 6-foot-8 small forward, is regarded as the top player in Utah. Fotheringham is expected to visit Utah officially in November, marking a significant recruiting moment for head coach Alex Jensen as Utah prepares for its Big 12 era.
- •RJ Moore and Crew Fotheringham have Utah in their final school lists.
- •Moore is a top-40 overall recruit, ranked second for his position.
- •Fotheringham is the top-ranked player in Utah and 102nd overall for 2027.
- •Fotheringham will take an official visit to Utah in early November.
- •Utah currently has no players committed for the 2027 recruiting class.
- 7:38 AMYahoo Sports — Utah basketball makes final cut for two 2027 four-star prospects
"Alex Jensen eyes a recruiting breakthrough as elite targets RJ Moore and Crew Fotheringham narrow their lists, potentially bringing blue-chip talent to Salt Lake City’s Big 12 era.
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