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[QUOTE="Shark58, post: 2495321, member: 4746"]
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[SIZE=4][B]1. SYRACUSE [/B][/SIZE]

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VERBAL COMMIT
10/4/2017
[URL='https://syracuse./commitments/basketball/2018']SYRACUSE[/URL]
The Orange have battled through an up-and-down campaign this winter, relying heavily on  [URL='https://n./content/prospects/2016/tyus-battle-470']Tyus Battle[/URL]
 - the former top-50 prospect is playing more than 40 minutes per game during ACC play. Syracuse remains in bubble conversations, and while the Orange do have more than enough chances at bolstering their resume in the coming weeks with games against [URL='https://duke./']Duke[/URL], [URL='https://unc./']UNC[/URL] and [URL='https://clemson./']Clemson[/URL], they might not be in this spot if it had the talents of [B]Jalen Carey[/B]. The four-star guard would bring an immediate scoring punch to a Syracuse squad that has been challenged with putting the ball through the basket. Carey is a tough-nosed playmaker and scorer who would take some of the pressure off of [URL='https://n./content/prospects/2015/franklin-howard-7285']Frank Howard[/URL] and Battle, making the Orange a potential No. 8 or 9 seed rather than where they currently sit: on the outside looking in as March approaches.
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