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2020 college basketball recruits who might reclassify to 2019


There was a lot of talk about reclassifying from 2020 to 2019. While it’s still a possibility, the word is that he’s strongly leaning towards staying in the 2020 class. Let’s put it at 90 percent. Things can always change in recruiting, but as of now I think he stays in 2020. In terms of schools, it’s my belief that Kentucky is the current favorite, with UNC just behind them. (247 Sports)

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