Which uncommitted basketball recruit is the toughest to predict?

Posted Nov 16, 2020
Today, we look at some remaining uncommitted basketball prospects and discuss whose recruitment is the toughest to predict. "For me, it’s Trevor Keels. This is a Duke-Villanova battle, and I remain totally confused as to which way he’s leaning. Aminu Mohammed’s recruitment is going to be interesting to follow as it starts to wrap up fairly soon." (Rivals.com)

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