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Shareef O'Neal, Shaq's son, names his five potential recruiting leaders


Shareef O’Neal is a sensation both for his lineage and his athletic ability. Now he’s starting to make early decisions on his route to a college commitment, with at least one nod to his father’s legacy. In an interview with Rivals.com, the younger O’Neal cited five programs as ones with which he’s stayed in close contact and is considering: UCLA, Arizona, USC, Kansas and LSU. (USA Today)

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