Iowa basketball hosting in-state 2026 recruiting standout
Iowa is hosting one of the best in-state products on Wednesday and Thursday.
Eliot Clough shared the news that Iowa is welcoming in Waukee Northwest forward Colin Rice for a visit. Rice is ranked as a three-star prospect per 247Sports. The in-state product averaged 12.5 points and 7.2 rebounds per game while shooting 38% from 3-point range last season.
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Per 247Sports, Rice is the nation's No. 59 small forward and the No. 3 player from the state of Iowa. The Hawkeyes and head coach Ben McCollum doled out an offer to Rice on May 1 and now have quickly orchestrated this official visit.
Rice also has offers from Nebraska, Northwestern, Drake, Murray State, North Dakota State, Northern Iowa and Saint Louis.
The 6-foot-7 forward also plays for UAA squad Martin Brothers. Hawkeye Insider's Sean Bock submitted a 247Sports crystal ball prediction for Rice to commit to the Hawkeyes back on May 12.
Rice is also slated to visit Nebraska later this month.
Here's a look at some of Rice's recent highlights.
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