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2014 big man Myles Turner will visit Kansas this fall, possibly for “Late Night in the Phog,” his father confirmed to SNY.tv Sunday night.
“Plan is for Kansas, nothing else set yet,” David Turner told SNY.tv.
The news was previously reported by JayhawkSlant.com.
The elder Turner also confirmed his son will remain at Trinity (TX) Euless this year and won’t join Emmanuel Mudiay at Prime Prep.
Mudiay intends to stay at Prime Prep, and the two have talked about packaging together in college.
Having already “trimmed” his list to 26 schools, Turner plans to cut his list again following the end of Adidas Nations on Monday.
He will be in New York at the end of the week for Saturday’s “Big Strick Classic.”
