Sebastian Wilkins college offers: Full list of schools in contention for 2026 PF

Sebastian Wilkins, a power forward from the class of 2026, has made significant strides in his basketball career. He ranks 45th in the ESPN 60 rankings. Wilkins is a standout at Brewster Academy in Groton, MA, and showcases his talent on the AAU circuit with Mass Rivals.

Wilkins averaged a double-double in the first session of the Adidas 3SSB circuit. He has solidified his reputation as one of the top performers in his class.

Wilkins' impressive play has earned him a spot in the updated 2026 New England Rankings, where he is ranked 3rd overall. His success on the court has also garnered attention from several colleges, resulting in multiple offers from prominent programs.

Here is the full list of schools that have offered Sebastian Wilkins a spot on their team:

1. Providence
2. Rutgers
3. Boston College
4. UMass Amherst
5. Texas A&M
6. Alabama
7. West Virginia

Wilkins continues to attract interest with his strong performances. And the offers from these diverse programs underscore his potential to excel at the collegiate level.

Sebastian Wilkins is eyeing versatility for the future

Sebastian Wilkins recalled watching elite high school stars like Sharife Cooper, Cade Cunningham, Jalen Green and Jaden Ivey at the Hoophall Classic, dreaming of his turn.

"Being from Massachusetts, the Hoophall is a really big deal," Wilkins told Rivals.com. "This is the one everybody wants to play in."

Wilkins scored 20 points to lead Brewster Academy past Oak Hill Academy, which earned him MVP.

"My whole thing this year is just to learn as much as I can and to play wherever and do whatever we need to win. That’s the kind of player I want to be, a guy you can just put out there and I can fill in and produce," Wilkins said.

This mindset and productivity have attracted college coaches. West Virginia, Rutgers, Providence and UMass have extended offers, and St. John’s, Georgetown, Virginia and Texas A&M showed interest.

Wilkins, ranked No. 28 overall in the Rivals100 for 2026, is taking his recruitment slow, focusing on becoming a versatile player.

"I’ve had to play different positions, but I think that’s really helped me mentally," he said. "I want to be on the wing, but I’ll play wherever the coach needs me. That’s why I’m working on developing overall."

Which school do you think will be more suitable? Or is Sebastian Wilkins likely to choose?