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Trevon Duval
Nation's Elite Recruits Descend on Top Programs for Midnight Madness (sportingnews.com; Hampford)
It's that time of year again. With the season just around the corner, programs are kicking off their respective seasons with Midnight Madness festivities beginning Friday which means highly regarded prep prospects are taking official visits all over the country.
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Not to be outdone, Syracuse is stacking up talent for the weekend. Committed 2016 prospect Matt Moyer is set to attend the opening exhibition. The 6-8 combo forward exploded onto the circuit this AAU season with the VCC Ohio Warriors, using his high motor, length, and versatility on both ends of the floor to land an Orange offer.
However, the real star power lies with the young talent 'Cuse is bringing in. Four top-30 prospects in the classes of 2017 and 2018 will be making their way to campus. In the sophomore class, New York native Jordan Tucker, New Jersey prospect Trevon Duval and Maryland wing Melo Eggleston are all making the trip north, as will elite Pennsylvania freshman Cameron Reddish.
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Tyus Battle Looks Good in Orange
SU Basketball Recruiting: Orange's Top Targets in '14 Early Signing Period (BR; Neuman!)
The Syracuse basketball season is just around the corner. Orange Madness is Friday night, and it will be the first opportunity for fans and media alike to get a look at the new members of the Syracuse squad.
The early signing period for high school athletes is fast approaching, so you can bet Jim Boeheim and his staff are hard at work on the recruiting trail. Are there any players Boeheim could lock up next month? Let's explore it a little deeper.
Boeheim already has four commits for his 2015 class, according to247Sports, so there isn't much work left to do on that front. As of now, the Orange don't have any more available scholarships to offer for next year, so signing another player could be tricky. But things happen that cause scholarships to become available. Some players transfer, and others move on early to the NBA.
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Trevon Duval
Nation's Elite Recruits Descend on Top Programs for Midnight Madness (sportingnews.com; Hampford)
It's that time of year again. With the season just around the corner, programs are kicking off their respective seasons with Midnight Madness festivities beginning Friday which means highly regarded prep prospects are taking official visits all over the country.
...
...
Not to be outdone, Syracuse is stacking up talent for the weekend. Committed 2016 prospect Matt Moyer is set to attend the opening exhibition. The 6-8 combo forward exploded onto the circuit this AAU season with the VCC Ohio Warriors, using his high motor, length, and versatility on both ends of the floor to land an Orange offer.
However, the real star power lies with the young talent 'Cuse is bringing in. Four top-30 prospects in the classes of 2017 and 2018 will be making their way to campus. In the sophomore class, New York native Jordan Tucker, New Jersey prospect Trevon Duval and Maryland wing Melo Eggleston are all making the trip north, as will elite Pennsylvania freshman Cameron Reddish.
...
Tyus Battle Looks Good in Orange
SU Basketball Recruiting: Orange's Top Targets in '14 Early Signing Period (BR; Neuman!)
The Syracuse basketball season is just around the corner. Orange Madness is Friday night, and it will be the first opportunity for fans and media alike to get a look at the new members of the Syracuse squad.
The early signing period for high school athletes is fast approaching, so you can bet Jim Boeheim and his staff are hard at work on the recruiting trail. Are there any players Boeheim could lock up next month? Let's explore it a little deeper.
Boeheim already has four commits for his 2015 class, according to247Sports, so there isn't much work left to do on that front. As of now, the Orange don't have any more available scholarships to offer for next year, so signing another player could be tricky. But things happen that cause scholarships to become available. Some players transfer, and others move on early to the NBA.
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