With the addition of another 7-footer, the UNC basketball offer count has now risen to 17 on the 2025 recruiting trail.
Great Crossing High School four-star Malachi Moreno is no longer the only center on the 2025 UNC basketball wishlist. On Sunday evening, The Bullis School four-star Eric Reibe, similar to Moreno in stature and ranking, announced his offer from fourth-yearbefore the staff in Chapel Hill became official suitors for the stock-rising Reibe, as he began to notice "high interest" from Davis & Co.
Reibe, relatively nimble and versatile given his 7-foot, 235-pound frame, ranks No. 41 overall on the 247Sports 2025 Composite, up 42 spots since early June and 75 notches higher than where he appeared in December. At this rate, the giant southpaw from Germany could achieve five-star status as soon as the next rankings update.
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