Felesi says he's added Murray State offer

MBB: The 4-star recruit from Utah is a Top-75 recruit in the Class of 2026

(Photo: @AnthonyFelesi4 on X)

Anthony Felesi, a 4-star wing in the 2026 recruiting class, posted on X that he has received a scholarship offer from Murray State.

Felesi is from West Jordan, Utah and plays for Utah Prep, which is part of The Grind Session. He averaged 11.6 points and 5. 8 rebounds per game this past season. One of his teammates with Utah Prep, AJ Dybsanta, was the #1 recruit in the 2025 recruiting class and will play his college basketball at BYU.

ESPN has Felesi ranked #37 in their ranking of the Top 100 recruits in the 2026 recruiting class. 247 Sports has Felesi listed as the #59 prospect in the Class of 2026, and the #23 small forward in the country.

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Here are some highlights from when Felesi and Utah Prep came to Murray State to play in a Grind Session event this past winter:

Ethan Alexander and Nic Thomas at Draftstack wrote a comprehensive breakdown of Felesi’s game, which you can find here. In terms of Felesi’s outside shooting, they wrote:

In an odd juxtaposition from his mid-range scoring, Felesi takes and makes significantly more outside shots than he does mid-range shots but has far less eye appeal from beyond the arc. Now, I’m a firm believer that if it works it works, which is the philosophy that I must subscribe to when watching Felesi play. He’s actually a very good three-point shooter, primarily operating away from the ball as a catch-and-shoot option. His ability to knock down the outside shot forces defenders to close out to him, allowing him more opportunities to attack the rim. When defenders don’t close out with intensity, he’s able to knock down his outside looks. It really is the perfect two-level scoring dynamic.

According to his X account, Felesi currently holds offers from Murray State, Villanova, LSU, Oregon, UCLA, Arizona State, Virginia, Louisiana Tech, Mississippi State, Creighton, Louisville, Hawai’i, Florida Atlanta, BYU and Houston.