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Eron Gordon Enjoys Seton Hall, Focusing on Four Schools
Eron Gordon, a 6-foot-2 shooting guard from Indianapolis (IN) North Central, enjoyed his official visit this week to Seton Hall and is focusing on four schools.
“It went really good, I liked the visit,” he told SNY.tv by phone. “Obviously it’s a three-guard system, they definitely think I can be in many different spots. I’m a versatile player so that shouldn’t be a big concern for me.”
Seton Hall will lose guard Derrick Gordon to graduation and could lose sophomore Isaiah Whitehead to the pros and is thus in the market for guards.
Gordon said he’s focusing on four schools at the moment: Seton Hall, Memphis, Indiana and Nevada.
He takes an official to Memphis next weekend and has already visited Nevada.
“As of right now legitimately those are the four schools,” he said.
Asked if he had a timetable on deciding with the early signing period coming up Nov. 11-18, Gordon said, “I’m not sure.”
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Eron Gordon, a 6-foot-2 shooting guard from Indianapolis (IN) North Central, enjoyed his official visit this week to Seton Hall and is focusing on four schools.
“It went really good, I liked the visit,” he told SNY.tv by phone. “Obviously it’s a three-guard system, they definitely think I can be in many different spots. I’m a versatile player so that shouldn’t be a big concern for me.”
Seton Hall will lose guard Derrick Gordon to graduation and could lose sophomore Isaiah Whitehead to the pros and is thus in the market for guards.
Gordon said he’s focusing on four schools at the moment: Seton Hall, Memphis, Indiana and Nevada.
He takes an official to Memphis next weekend and has already visited Nevada.
“As of right now legitimately those are the four schools,” he said.
Asked if he had a timetable on deciding with the early signing period coming up Nov. 11-18, Gordon said, “I’m not sure.”
