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Norman North 5-Star Recruit Trae Young Sets Commitment Date
The drawn-out recruitment process of five-star Norman North point guard Trae Young has an end in sight. The state’s top ranked prospect announced on Friday he will be announcing his college decision in a ceremony on Feb. 16 at his high school.
It's been a long process, but now it's time…??? pic.twitter.com/7KCZKtC7Q3
— Trae Young (@TheTraeYoung) February 3, 2017
Young has narrowed his schools to three and, while he hasn’t named the three schools, I’m told it will come down to OSU, OU and Kansas. Although home-town Oklahoma was considered the favorite for a long period, it’s Kansas – not OU – who has overtaken the spot as the favorite according to 247sports crystal ball predictions.
Although Young has made several visits to each school — including multiple trips to OSU — it seems at this point Young may be leaning more heavily towards either KU or OU in his recruiting home stretch.
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