Eric Bossi is the National Basketball Director at 247Sports. He specializes in competitive sports, particularly focusing on team sports and sports tournaments, while also engaging in sports broadcasting and business. Eric has been featured in CBS Sports, Brentwood Press & Publishing Corporation, and 247Sports.
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Based on Eric Bossi’s coverage, he seems to focus predominantly on college basketball and related events in the United States. He appears open to receiving announcements, expert commentary, and covering events within this space.
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The 19th Adidas Eurocamp kicked off in Treviso, Italy on Friday.
By: Eric Bossi
A Kansas bound five-star stole the show on Saturday at Eurocamp.
By: Eric Bossi
Kentucky is on the board with one of 2027's top-ranked players. Don't look now, but Mark Pope and are heating up on the recruiting trail.
By: Eric Bossi
Checking in on the United States prospects at Adidas Eurocamp that weren't covered over the weekend.
A Kansas-bound five-star stole the show during Saturday's Eurocamp. Eric Bossi
By: Eric Bossi
Kentucky is on the board with a top-ranked recruit in college basketball's 2027 class.
By: Eric Bossi
Checking in on the United States prospects at adidas Eurocamp who weren't covered over the weekend.
By: Eric Bossi
This year's Adidas Eurocamp featured multiple international prospects who have committed to play high major basketball during the 2026-27 season.
By: Eric Bossi
NBA scouts believe Boumtje Boumtje could have been the No. 1-ranked player in the 2026 class. Duke gets him for the next two seasons.
By: Eric Bossi
The Adidas Eurocamp has evolved from a European scouting stop into a global proving ground -- and increasingly, a gateway to college basketball
