7-foot Iceland hooper Fridrik Leo Curtis shares moments from his official visit to Mike Woodson's Indiana Hoosiers

The Indiana Hoosiers could be adding serious height and talent to their roster with 7-foot-1 center Fridrik Leo Curtis, a rising star in the Class of 2025. Originally from Reykjavik, Iceland, Curtis made waves on social media on Wednesday after sharing a series of posts on his Instagram page @LeoCurt1s.

In the posts, which capture moments from his official visit to Bloomington, Curtis is seen donning the Indiana Hoosiers' No. 24 jersey and was also pictured with head coach Mike Woodson.

Curtis also posted about this visit on X, sharing his excitement with fans:

"Had a great time on an official visit to Indiana. Would like to thank coach Woodson, coach Hunter and the entire coaching staff for a great visit."

Curtis, who currently plays at Cambridge Arts, Technology and Science (CATS) Academy in Massachusetts, is currently ranked No. 69 in the 2025 class while also being the highest-ranked player in Massachusetts. Playing in the Icelandic Subway League, the four-star recruit averaged an impressive 15 points and eight rebounds per game. He's also featured for his home nation, Iceland, in the under-20 European championships, where he had a respectable performance, averaging 5.3 points, 4.1 rebounds and 1.1 blocks per game.

Overall, Curtis has a unique combination of size, skill and versatility. If the Hoosiers land him, they stand to gain a game-changing presence in their lineup.

Where Will Fridrik Leo Curtis Land? Top Programs Battle for 2025 Standout

Indiana isn't the only program vying for Curtis. The skilled big man has also drawn offers from Alabama, Arizona State, Creighton, Stanford, West Virginia, UCF, Xavier and others. His recruitment has intensified as teams look to secure his commitment for the 2025 season.

According to ON3's recruitment predictions, West Virginia currently leads the race with a 38.1% chance of landing Curtis, followed closely by Indiana at 33.3% and Arizona State at 28.6%. For Indiana, Curtis could help fill the void left by graduating centers Oumar Ballo, Langdon Hatton and Dallas James. Coach Mike Woodson and his staff are certainly eager to add his versatility and size to the roster.

Will Fridrik Leo Curtis become a Hoosier? Fans eagerly await his decision as one of the most exciting centers in the 2025 class continues to make waves on and off the court.