Player: Eric Reibe
Class: 2025
Height: 6’11
School: The Bullis School
Committed to: UConn
- Reibe is the second commitment for UConn, joining Top 20 prospect Darius Adams
National Rankings
- 247 Sports: #27 Overall / #4 Position
- ESPN: #23 Overall / #2 Position
- Rivals: #26 Overall / #1 Position
- On3: #33 Overall / #3 Position
What He Can Provide to the Program:
“All my capabilities to contribute to the family. Highest effort and work effort. Living and breathing the college culture. Learning every day to get better. A winning mentality.” – Reibe
Game Description:
“I’m a 6’11 big with good ball handles, 3-point shooting, strong in rebounding and blocking, pick and pop as well as pick and roll, and good at attacking the basket from the outside.” – Reibe back in 2023 with Phenom Hoops
Article: https://www.phenomhoopreport.com/2025-611-eric-reibe-bullis-school-earns-first-offers/
NBPA Top 100 Evaluation:
“Another big man that really impressed me, Reibe is a highly skilled and fluid big who has a natural feel for the game. He runs the floor well from end to end, scores with touch and skill around the basket, can post up and finish around the rim as well as knock down jumpers from the mid-range. At his size, and his ability to not only go to work down low in the paint, rebound and protect the paint, and also stretch the floor from outside, Reibe continues to rise up the rankings and has a very good camp overall.”
What He Brings to UConn:
After landing Darius Adams just a few weeks ago, a Top 20 prospect in the country for Class of 2025, UConn is back at it again landing its future big man in 2025 6’11 Eric Reibe. This gives the Huskies two Top 25 prospects for the Class of 2025 as they are looking to land yet another Top-10 recruiting class. When you talk about Reibe, he certainly brings size and fluidity, using that really well to his advantage. He has good hands on the boards, shows a strong skill set and feel in operating around the basket, runs the floor well, and you have to love his touch overall offensively. Reibe has a knack on the glass and is a rim protector and with how well he moves on the court, he will be able to flourish in an array of ways much like UConn has done in the past. And I see him only adding more to his game overall at the next level.