Eric Prisbell of USA Today recently went to Huntington, West Virginia to profile the greatest basketball player ever — ok, in the Class of 2014, or Class of 2013 — Andrew Wiggins.
It deals with the decisions Wiggins has to make — whether to re-classify, and if he does re-classify, where to play his one year of college basketball.
An excerpt:
His high school coach, Rob Fulford said Wiggins needs just one more English credit to graduate a year early, and that he achieved a 3.13 GPA during the first nine-week grading period this fall.
He is being recruited by Kentucky and Florida State, his parents’ alma mater. North Carolina visited Tuesday, and Ohio State and Kansas are scheduled to visit this week as well.
“It is a lot on him,” his girlfriend, Mychal Johnson, told USA TODAY Sports. “We talk about it sometimes, but he doesn’t like talking about it. That’s how bad it stresses him out. Sometimes he doesn’t know what to do.”
i hope he comes to ky but it looks like he will attend f.s
why is North Carolina, Kansas and FSU recruiting him. I thought John Calipari was the one ruining college basketball recruiting the one and dones. If he chooses anyone but kentucky it wont be a big deal but if he goes to ky then its all Caliparis fault