When Bronny makes his choice you’ll hear it from him. He hasn’t taken 1 visit yet and has only had a few calls with coaches and universities. In fact, LeBron James took to Twitter on Tuesday with that very reminder. Of course, there is still plenty of time for circumstances to change. In Tuesday's On3 report, however, Shaw noted that "Michigan and UCLA were not actively recruiting James." As such, Shaw listed the Ducks, Buckeyes and Trojans as the top three choices for where James might end up, with Oregon leading the pack. Last week, ESPN reporter Paul Biancardi named five schools that were said to be in the running for James, including Oregon, Ohio State, USC, UCLA and Michigan. 44 prospect in the On3 Composite rankings, which take an average of recruiting grades from On3, ESPN, 247Sports and Rivals. A 6-foot-3 combo guard out of Sierra Canyon High School in Los Angeles, James is currently the No. Jamie Shaw, a national recruiting analyst for On3 Sports, submitted an 'expert pick' on the website and gave Oregon a 50% chance of landing James. "As long as it's not affecting the players I can get and work with, what league we're in, where we're playing - I'm not going to make that decision, so I don't worry about it."Įarlier Tuesday, the first strong hints dropped about a fourth prized recruit who may be coming to town. "It's obviously not affecting our recruiting," Altman said during media availability Tuesday, referring to the shifting sands in the Pac-12.
Cook, Evans and West Linn point guard Jackson Shelstad - a four-star recruit in his own right - make up the three-headed monster that is Oregon's current 2023 recruiting class. A D V E R T I S I N G | Continue reading belowĪltman and the Ducks have made waves over the past weeks, signing five-star power forward Kwame Evans (Montverde Academy Montverde, Florida) and receiving a renewed commitment from five-star wing and former Jefferson High standout Mookie Cook (Compass Prep Chandler, Arizona).
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