C.J. Keyser to Wichita State

C.J. Keyser, a 6-foot-3 combo guard from Bel Air, Maryland and Brewster (N.H.) Academy committed to Wichita State on Thursday.

Thank you to my family and coaches for helping me make me college decision but next year I will be a Wichita State Shocker ???? #watchus
— Cj Keyser (@ckeyser12) September 17, 2015

Keyser also considered Utah, Dayton and Nebraska.

“C.J. is a high level athlete who can be an outstanding defender at the collegiate level,” Brewster coach Jason Smith said. “His length and quickness allow him to defend all three perimeter positions.’

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