UA Future 60: Recruitments starting to take shape for emerging clients

BRADENTON, Florida. – With multiple evaluation periods slated this spring, college coaches have begun to turn up the proverbial heat with prospects across the country, trying to secure official visits and, ultimately, commitments.

We spoke to some of the top prospects in the Under Armor Next Future 60 to get quick updates on the current status of their recruiting.

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The 6-foot-9 forward said he plans to hire referees after Under Armor’s next session in July. UT Martin, Utah State, Seton Hall, State of Arizona, templeGeorge Mason and Old Dominion, among others, are all in vigorous pursuit.

“I would like to make a decision before the start of my season,” Durodola said. “But if I’m not able to do that or I’m not ready, that’s fine with me if that happens all season. I just want to make the right decision.”

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Iweze said he has heard of TulsaLoyolaChicago, SMUOral Roberts, TCU It is Iowa Stateamong others, and has visits scheduled to Loyola Chicago and Tulsa “in a few weeks.”

“I just want to see the environment at these schools and I want to spend some time with the players and coaches to get to know them,” Iweze said. “I’m willing to wait as long as it takes to know I’m making the right decision, so there’s no rush.”

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The 1.80m winger made his first official visit to Marqueta just before reaching Future 60.

“It was great to get there and experience the school in every way,” Miletic said. “I was able to build some bonds with the players and coaches. They treated us really well and I got a good idea of ​​what things would be like if I went there.”

Miletic said the three programs he listens to most often are Marquette, DePaul and Northwest.

“I’m just exploring my options at this point,” Miletic said. “I will discuss things with my family and go from there. I don’t have a timeline for anything right now.”

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The 6-foot-9 forward just paid an unofficial visit to Georgetown before coming to Futuro 60 and praised the “family atmosphere” of the capital.

Pendergrass said he absorbed knowledge from players like Drew Fielder, Jordan Burks It is Caleb Williams during the visit.

“They gave me little pieces to help me with the game, so that was really cool,” Pendergrass said. “Talking to the coach (Ed.) Cooley It was great because he’s a family guy and a mentor of sorts.”

Marqueta, MarylandGeorge Washington, San Diego, Bryant and George Mason, among others, all reached out to the rising junior.

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Washington’s list of potential college suitors continues to grow as the 6-foot-5 wing showcases his wide range of skills on the court. The rising junior already has offers from State of Florida, Texas A&M, Auburn, old lady, Michigan, Illinois, Missouri and Western Kentucky, among many others. South Carolina, Purdue It is Awake Forest they started getting in touch recently and he has already taken an unofficial person to the state of Florida.

Still, don’t expect hasty decisions from Washington.

“I’m taking my time with everything,” Washington said. “The only thing I’m focusing on right now is getting better. I’ll be able to talk to the coaches next week, but I’m not in a rush for anything.”