By ADAM ZAGORIA
Porter Moser and Oklahoma on Friday landed a pledge from four-star shooting guard Quincy Wadley of AZ Compass Prep.
He’s ranked the No. 9 shooting guard and No. 52 overall player, per the 247Sports Composite.
“At 6’5″ with a 6’10” wingspan, Wadley is capable of playing both on and off the ball and is an NBA-level athlete,” ESPN’s Paul Biancardi posted on X/Twitter. “His defensive makeup allows him to switch effectively on the perimeter. He combines the qualities of a scoring playmaker with unselfish passing vision. He’s also a reliable finisher who can hit open shots from mid-range as well as beyond the arc. His game reminds me of Baylor’s Cameron Carr.”
Porter Moser and Oklahoma land one of the more talented players in the SC NEXT 100 in Quincy Wadley. He played for top 10 @AZCompass_Prep under HC Pete Kaffey.
— Paul Biancardi (@PaulBiancardi) May 8, 2026
What he brings to @OU_MBBall:
At 6'5" with a 6'10" wingspan, Wadley is capable of playing both on and off the ball… pic.twitter.com/qmjkv3UF2O
Wadley joins four-star small forward Gage Mayfield and former G League big man Akoldah Gak in Oklahoma’s 2026 recruiting class. Oklahoma also added Oregon State transfer center Yaak Yaak, Texas A&M transfer point guard Pop Isaacs, Utah Valley transfer shooting guard Tyler Hendricks and Louisville transfer forward Khani Rooths.
“Quincy brings a special skill set to Oklahoma,” AZ Compass Prep coach Pete Kaffey told ZAGSBLOG. “His ability to play all three perimeter positions will allow him to make an immediate impact. He’s a fierce competitor who can score at all three levels and compete on both ends of the ball. Quincy is the type of player who can have the same kind of freshman impact that Jeremiah Fears had.”
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