"All 3 of these teams are a**": Hoops fans react to top 2025 prospect Caleb Wilson's top three landing spots

No. 6 ranked overall, Caleb Wilson announced that he has cut down his choices to just three schools on Saturday: Kentucky, North Carolina, and Ohio State. However, he won't be choosing for long, as the five-star power forward from Holy Innocents Episcopal also revealed that he will be announcing his decision this Thursday.

Along with No. 4 ranked Nate Ament, Wilson is one of only two of the class of 2025's top five prospects who has not yet committed to any school. No. 1 ranked AJ Dybantsa is going to BYU, while No. 2 ranked Cameron Boozer is going to Duke, and No. 3 ranked Darryn Peterson is going to Kansas.

Wilson's top three choices have left fans divided.

"All 3 of these teams are a**," said one commenter.

"Idc anymore why has this been drawn out so long it’s annoying," another X user said.

"Rather have transfers who are ready for a step up. High school kids are big gambles. Transfer portal can get kids who have already proven they can play at this level," another person noted.

Meanwhile, the fans of his top three schools made their presence felt in the comments section and said it should be their team.

"Excited for this kid to be a Heel. It’s what he wanted from the start," a fan said, referencing North Carolina.

"Omg somehow bro. I know it’s not the bucks but it would transform this program," another commenter said, keeping the hope alive for Ohio State.

"He's going to Kentucky, I will be ABSOLUTELY shocked if he doesn't pick them next week, just like AJ Dybansta, I think that he's already committed to Kentucky and next week is just making it official," one fan claimed for Kentucky.

What chances do Caleb Wilson's top three schools have of landing the prospect?

Kentucky has been very aggressive in trying to pursue the Kentucky native, and that is why On3 has ranked the school as the favorite to land Caleb Wilson, with a 60.3% chance. The school is also in his home state, which is often a plus for many players, and he has visited the school multiple times already.

As for UNC, the Tar Heels have also been aggressive in pursuing Wilson, and he has also visited the school several times. On3 ranks the school second with a 19% chance.

As for Ohio State, the Buckeyes are ranked third with a 6.9% chance to recruit him. The school is considered a dark horse in the race for Wilson.