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The college basketball landscape was thrown into a loop last week with the possibility of Marvin Bagley’s reclassification into the 2017 class. The best high school prospect that the game has seen in recent years, Bagley is the type of program-changing ballplayer that can get any type of contending team over the hump and immediately make them a national championship favorite. The five-star is super skilled, talented and productive power forward who can lead the break, score from each level on the floor and is an elite rebounder in traffic.
USC, Kentucky and Duke are the likeliest of landing spots for him. This past weekend, Bagley visited Duke for an official visit, and the Blue Devils sit in the lead for him.
USC should not be slighted, however, as the Trojans have gained ample ground in their pursuit to the point that they are nipping at the heels of the Blue Devils. Bagley could take an official visit to USC in the coming weeks.
Kentucky solidified, once again, the top-ranked class in 2017. They would absolutely love to add someone of Bagley’s caliber to a roster full of premium athlete and versatile wings. However, USC and Duke are the favorites, and the likelihood of the five-star reclassifying into 2017 next month and attending college in the fall gets better by the day.
If that happens, Duke would immediately become the national championship favorite. The same could be said for Kentucky if the Wildcats land the talented prospect. If Bagley chooses USC, the Trojans should be seen as another threat to cut down the nets; pairing Bagley with Bennie Boatwright and Chimezie Metu would be give the Trojans the best frontcourt in America.
The college basketball landscape was thrown into a loop last week with the possibility of Marvin Bagley’s reclassification into the 2017 class. The best high school prospect that the game has seen in recent years, Bagley is the type of program-changing ballplayer that can get any type of contending team over the hump and immediately make them a national championship favorite. The five-star is super skilled, talented and productive power forward who can lead the break, score from each level on the floor and is an elite rebounder in traffic.
USC, Kentucky and Duke are the likeliest of landing spots for him. This past weekend, Bagley visited Duke for an official visit, and the Blue Devils sit in the lead for him.
USC should not be slighted, however, as the Trojans have gained ample ground in their pursuit to the point that they are nipping at the heels of the Blue Devils. Bagley could take an official visit to USC in the coming weeks.
Kentucky solidified, once again, the top-ranked class in 2017. They would absolutely love to add someone of Bagley’s caliber to a roster full of premium athlete and versatile wings. However, USC and Duke are the favorites, and the likelihood of the five-star reclassifying into 2017 next month and attending college in the fall gets better by the day.
If that happens, Duke would immediately become the national championship favorite. The same could be said for Kentucky if the Wildcats land the talented prospect. If Bagley chooses USC, the Trojans should be seen as another threat to cut down the nets; pairing Bagley with Bennie Boatwright and Chimezie Metu would be give the Trojans the best frontcourt in America.
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