a 2018 prospect, but could reclassify as a 2017 prospect...
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...Two athletes are scheduled to visit Wichita State this weekend and one, perhaps, may be available for 2017-18. Rodgerick Brown, a 6-foot-7 forward from Cordova, Tenn., is in the class of 2018, although he is considering graduating early as a member of the class of 2017.
Should he finish the academic courses necessary to graduate, he would sign a financial aid agreement with a school and be eligible for the coming season.
“If I take care of my (school) work, I’ll sign at the end of July,” he said. “It’s a possibility. It’s looking good right now.”
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Brown, from Cordova High, said he also considering Pittsburgh, Iowa State, Middle Tennessee State, Florida Gulf Coast and South Alabama.
Brown notices WSU’s NCAA Tournament success and its top-10 spot in the early 2017-18 rankings by outlets such as ESPN.com (No. 6), CBSSports.com (No. 4) and the San Jose Mercury News (No. 2). The Shockers are loaded with experience — the top eight scorers return — for this season. The roster will look much different in 2018-19 with seniors such as Shaq Morris, Conner Frankamp and Zach Brown gone and the possibility of early departures for the NBA.
“It would be a great opportunity for me to come in and play at the highest level,” Brown said. “I would love to watch them practice and see how they work.”
Rivals.com lists Brown as a three-star prospect. ESPN.com ranks him No. 5 in Tennessee in the class of 2018 and a four-star prospect.....
excerpt:
...Two athletes are scheduled to visit Wichita State this weekend and one, perhaps, may be available for 2017-18. Rodgerick Brown, a 6-foot-7 forward from Cordova, Tenn., is in the class of 2018, although he is considering graduating early as a member of the class of 2017.
Should he finish the academic courses necessary to graduate, he would sign a financial aid agreement with a school and be eligible for the coming season.
“If I take care of my (school) work, I’ll sign at the end of July,” he said. “It’s a possibility. It’s looking good right now.”
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Brown, from Cordova High, said he also considering Pittsburgh, Iowa State, Middle Tennessee State, Florida Gulf Coast and South Alabama.
Brown notices WSU’s NCAA Tournament success and its top-10 spot in the early 2017-18 rankings by outlets such as ESPN.com (No. 6), CBSSports.com (No. 4) and the San Jose Mercury News (No. 2). The Shockers are loaded with experience — the top eight scorers return — for this season. The roster will look much different in 2018-19 with seniors such as Shaq Morris, Conner Frankamp and Zach Brown gone and the possibility of early departures for the NBA.
“It would be a great opportunity for me to come in and play at the highest level,” Brown said. “I would love to watch them practice and see how they work.”
Rivals.com lists Brown as a three-star prospect. ESPN.com ranks him No. 5 in Tennessee in the class of 2018 and a four-star prospect.....