After returning from his weekend official visit to Florida, Kyle Anderson will meet with Seton Hall coach Kevin Willard Monday night and then make his long anticipated decision.
“Yes,” the 6-foot-8 Anderson told SNY.tv by text Sunday afternoon.
Anderson was in Gainesville, Fla., Saturday when the Gators beat Tennessee, 33-23, in a nationally televised SEC football game.
“It went well,” Anderson said. “The football game was intense. I had a great time.”
Still, multiple sources close to the situation told SNY.tv that Seton Hall and UCLA are the leaders and they expect him to pick one of those two schools.
Florida, St. John’s and Georgetown are also in the hunt.
Willard gets the last shot during an in-home visit Monday, with Anderson expected to announce by Tuesday, his 18th birthday.
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