
Joshua Lindsay
#27Uncommitted
Scout Report
The nation's 27th-ranked prospect in the 2028 class is already turning heads with his dynamic combo guard skills and impressive early offer sheet.
Background
Hailing from Louisville, Kentucky, Joshua Lindsay has established himself as one of the premier young talents in the Bluegrass State. The St. Xavier standout has been making waves on both the high school and AAU circuits, showcasing the type of versatility that has caught the attention of major college programs. Playing alongside 2026 forward Jeremiah Jackson, Lindsay has helped elevate St. Xavier's basketball profile while developing his own game against top-tier competition.
Playing Style
Lindsay's 6-0 frame and combo guard skill set make him a matchup problem for opposing defenses. His ability to handle the point guard duties while also creating his own shot from the wing gives coaches flexibility in how they deploy him. The Kentucky native possesses good court vision and basketball IQ, allowing him to facilitate for teammates while also being aggressive looking for his own scoring opportunities. His combination of size and skill at the guard position, along with his early development trajectory, suggests he has the tools to continue improving as he adds strength and refines his decision-making.
Recruitment
With six Division I offers already in hand, including Auburn and Virginia Tech from major conferences, Lindsay's recruitment is trending upward. Programs like Kent State, Ohio, Eastern Kentucky, and La Salle have also extended offers, showing the breadth of interest from different levels. As a 2028 prospect, he has plenty of time to continue developing and likely attract additional high-major attention before making his college decision.
Updated Feb 17, 2026 · Analysis by PrepRadar Scouting Team
Career Journey
St. Xavier
PREP SCHOOL
Career Highlights
Josh Lindsay throwing down dunks against Woodford County
Josh Lindsay featured in updated Class of 2028 Kentucky Rankings
Josh Lindsay led all scorers with 33 points in St. Xavier's win over Male
Josh Lindsay receives D1 offer from Auburn University
Josh Lindsay noted as possibly the most athletic 15 year old in the country
Offers
6Social Activity
Ice, Advil, and Icy Hot... the three reasons I am able to walk. #basketballpains
When your coach says "We're gonna run until I get tired," while he sits there doing absolutely nothing. #basketballpains
The mad rush to the water fountain when coach gives us a 30 second drink break. #basketballpains
Being too exhausted to shower after practice, so you just take a nap in your sweaty practice gear. #basketballpains