NC State basketball head coach Kevin Keatts and his staff boast more recruiting wins on the 2025 trail than many high-major programs. That list includes nearby ACC foes Duke and UNC, who each remain without a commit in the cycle while focusing efforts on the still-deep collection of undecided five-stars.

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But the Wolfpack’s single pledge among the nation’s high school seniors, guard Ricardo Greer Jr., fell just outside the top 100 on 247Sports’ 2025 Top Basketball Recruits on Wednesday.

Greer, a four-star prospect in 247Sports’ eyes yet still only a composite three-star, dropped eight spots to No. 105 overall. The 6-foot-4, 170-pound sharpshooter, who pledged allegiance to Keatts & Co. during his official visit in Raleigh back in early June, has been in and out of the top 100 from the get-go, debuting at No. 96 last September before sliding to No. 103 in January and reentering the top 100 in June.

He now checks in at No. 2 in Ohio and No. 20 among shooting guards.

Of course, Greer’s ranking as a prep won’t matter once he arrives on campus next year and begins competing for playing time by proving to Kevin Keatts that his bucket-getting abilities don’t belong on the bench.

“They can expect a great guy with a great attitude,” Ricardo Greer Jr., whose namesake father averaged 15.0 points per game for Pitt from 1997 to 2001, told 247Sports’ Dushawn London after announcing his commitment. “I’m a guy that can put the ball in the basket and score at any time.”

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