Aug 31, 2026 9:30 AM

The first prospect will be on campus on Friday.

It’s Monday, the first day of a big week coming up for UConn athletics.

Jason Candle will make his debut on Saturday as head football coach when his team hosts Lafayette in the season opener. And Dan Hurley will do what he’s excelled at since he was hired in March 2018 to lead UConn men's basketball: 

Campus visits with some of the nation’s top players.

As expected, UConn has drawn the interest of some of the cream of the crop, with visits set with seven A-list players. The first visitor is scheduled to be combo guard NaVorro Bowman Jr., who plans to be in Storrs, Conn., on Friday.

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Of the seven players, five are listed as five-star recruits. Five are ranked in the top five at their respective positions.

While UConn Roundtable has reported on these players individually, let’s take another look at the 2027 prospect group as a whole.

The visit dates are courtesy of 247Sports or the social media accounts of the players.

Who’s coming – and when?

These are the dates UConn expects to have prospects on campus. The visits could last more than one day.

Sept. 4: NaVorro Bowman Jr.
Sept. 11: Asa Montgomery
Sept. 13: King Gibson
Sept. 19: Cayden Daughtry
Sept. 25: Micah Gordon and Moussa Kamissoko
Oct. 15: Elijah Paez

Prospect mini-profiles

The ratings are from the 247Sports composite.

NaVorro Bowman Jr.

6-foot-3, 185 pounds
Notre Dame High School (Sherman Oaks, Calif.)
5-star; No. 14 overall in nation, No. 3 combo guard, No. 1 in state
Other visits: Illinois (Sept. 10), Texas (Sept. 19), Arizona (Sept. 25)

Asa Montgomery

6-7, 215
Hillgrove High School (Powder Springs, Ga.)
5-star; No. 12 overall, No. 4 small forward, No. 2 state
Other visits: LSU (Aug. 28), Florida (Sept. 4), Providence (Sept. 18), Duke (Oct. 2)

King Gibson

6-4, 185
SPIRE Academy (Geneva, Ohio)
5-star; No. 10 overall, No. 2 combo guard, No. 1 state
Other visits: Louisville (Sept. 4), Arkansas (Sept. 21), LSU (Sept. 25), Baylor (Oct. 9)

Cayden Daughtry

6-0, 155
Calvary Christian Academy (Fort Lauderdale, Fla.)
5-star; No. 7 overall, No. 2 point guard, No. 4 state
Other visits: Florida State (Aug. 28), Tennessee (Sept. 10), Iowa (Sept. 11), Miami (Oct. 16)

Florida Rebels Cayden Daughtry (3) moves toward the basket as Drive Nation's Jesse Mutombo (5) defends during the 17U championship game at the Nike Peach Jam in North Augusta, S.C., on July 19, 2026. The Rebels defeated Drive Nation 71-60. Katie Goodale/USA TODAY NetworkFlorida Rebels Cayden Daughtry (3) moves toward the basket as Drive Nation's Jesse Mutombo (5) defends during the 17U championship game at the Nike Peach Jam in North Augusta, S.C., on July 19, 2026. The Rebels defeated Drive Nation 71-60. Katie Goodale/USA TODAY Network

Micah Gordon

5-10, 180
SPIRE Academy (Geneva, Ohio)
4-star; No. 31 overall, No. 6 point guard, No. 3 state
Other visits: VCU (Aug. 27), Tennessee (Sept. 4), Creighton (Sept. 11), Auburn (Sept. 18), West Virginia (Sept. 22)

Moussa Kamissoko

6-7, 180
SPIRE Academy (Geneva, Ohio)
5-star; No. 15 overall, No. 5 small forward, No. 2 state
Other visits: Florida State (Aug. 28), Syracuse (Sept. 3), Virginia (Sept. 5), Oklahoma State (Sept. 12), BYU (Sept. 15)

Elijah Paez

6-4, 205
Iowa United Prep (Norwalk, Iowa)
4-star; No. 92 overall, No. 25 small forward, No. 3 state
Other visits: Xavier (Sept. 12), Cal (Sept. 18), DePaul (Sept. 25)

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