[Leonard WashingtonParticipant]

 Where do you think these guys will commit to? Thoughts, Opinions?

[WolfRobParticipant]

 Randle, UNC or Kentucky.

Wiggins, Kentucky or Florida State. 

[Wejustwin504Participant]

Wiggins to kentucky, Parker to Michigan State, Randle to NC State because UNC will get Vonleh.

[mikeyvthedonParticipant]

Andrew Wiggins: Well, the latest source from Adam Zagoria (of Zagsblog, who is really in tune to NCAA recruiting) is saying Wiggins is looking like a Kentucky Wildcat. As much I would think it would be awesome to go to his parents alma mater Florida State and play for Leonard Hamilton, looks like they might lose out. Pick: Kentucky 

Jabari Parker: Just have a feeling that Tom Izzo has done the right things in recruiting Parker. Think it is a great fit for Jabari, really like the way Tom Izzo operates. I know Parker has a lot of other options (Duke, Illinois, Kentucky, Kansas, add on UConn, lol), just think that he looks like a likely Spartan. Pick: Michigan State 

Julius Randle: He is the toughest read to me. Seemed like a Duke lean at a time, than seemed like a major Kentucky lean. Kentucky still looks to be a solid possibility, but I see him ending up somewhere in North Carolina for some reason. Where is a good question, but I could see Julius joining an AAU teammate and playing for a legendary coach. Say what you will about Coach K and "NBA preparation", he gets Randle in his system, kid will benefit quite a bit. Pick: Duke

 

[frogmanParticipant]

If none of them commit to Kentucky I’ll throw an open house party

[theballerwayParticipant]

To me seems like the worrst fit for Randle. you know Wojo is their bigman coach right. look at the Plumlees. there system aint for big men except as rebounders and screeners.Last big man to benefit from Duke was ‘the Landlord’ lol. Vonleh reclassifying is huge tho but id luv to see him at NC.

I just think Wiggins is a shoe iin for UK

Parker i honestly havent got   clue but was suprised guys say Mich st, as theere many rized recruits are rarely one n done which I believe to be Parkers goal.

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