The NCAA early signing period runs Nov. 9-16 and we will begin to see more and more Class of 2017 recruits come off the board. Here’s an overview of some top recruits who are poised to announce this month. This list will be updated going forward.
11/2: Darryl Morsell, a 6-foot-5, 200-pound combo guard from Baltimore (MD) Mount Saint Joseph and the Team Melo AAU Program, committed to Maryland on Wednesday.
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Predicton: Maryland
Actual: Maryland
11/7: Troy Brown Jr., the 6-7 point guard/small forward from Centennial (NV) High School, committed to Oregon over Ohio State, Alabama, Georgetown and Kansas.
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Prediction: Oregon
Actual: Oregon
11/7: Daejon Davis, the 6-foot-3 combo guard from Garfield (WA) High School, announced his commitment to Washington.
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Prediction: Washington
Actual: Washington
11/9: Garrison Brooks, the 6-9 power forward from Auburn (AL), committed to Mississippi State over Auburn, Georgia, LSU and North Carolina.
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Prediction: UNC
Actual: Mississippi State
11/10: Collin Sexton, the 6-2 point guard from Pebblebrook (GA) High School, committed to Alabama over N.C. State, Georgia Tech, and Kansas.
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Prediction: Alabama
Actual: Alabama
11/10: Gary Trent Jr, the 6-4 shooting guard from Prolific Prep (CA), committed to Duke over Michigan State and UCLA.
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Prediction: Duke
Actual: Duke
11/10: P.J. Washington, the 6-8 forward from Findlay Prep (NV), committed to Kentucky over UNC and UNLV after visiting UNLV this past weekend.
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Prediction: Kentucky
Actual: Kentucky
11/10: John Petty, the 6-foot-5 shooting guard from Jemison (AL), picked Alabama over Kentucky and will join Collin Sexton in
Avery Johnson’s 2017 backcourt.
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Prediction: Alabama
Actual: Alabama
11/10: Felipe Haase, a 6-foot-10 center from Miami (FL) Christian, a native of Chile, committed to South Carolina over Pitt, Purdue and Missouri.
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Prediction: South Carolina
Actual: South Carolina
11/10: Nick Richards, the 6-foot-11 center from The Patrick School (N.J.), committed to Kentucky over Syracuse and Arizona.
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Prediction: Kentucky
Actual: Kentucky
11/13: Kris Wilkes, the 6-foot-7 small forward from Indianapolis (IN) North Central, committed to UCLA over Indiana and Illinois.
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Prediction: UCLA
Actual: UCLA
11/14:
Shai Gilgeous-Alexander, a 6-foot-5 1/2 point guard from Chattanooga (TN) Hamilton Heights Christian Academy, committed to Kentucky over Texas, UNLV, Syracuse and Florida.
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Prediction: Kentucky
Actual: Kentucky
11/14: Nicolas Claxton, a 6-9 small forward from Greenville (S.C.) Legacy Charter, committed to Georgia over Florida State, Maryland, Baylor and South Carolina.
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Prediction: Georgia
Actual: Georgia
11/14: David Beatty, a 6-4 combo guard from Imhotep Institute (PA) Charter High School, committed to South Carolina over Maryland, Indiana and Georgetown. Read more here.
Prediction: South Carolina
Actual: South Carolina
11/16: Lonnie Walker, the 6-5 shooting guard from Reading (PA), committed to Miami over Arizona, Kentucky, Syracuse and Villanova.
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11/16: Nojel Eastern, the 6-6 point guard from Evanston (IL) Township, announced for Purdue over Michigan State, Seton Hall, Ohio State and DePaul.
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Prediction: Purdue
Actual: Purdue
11/18: Billy Preston, the 6-10 power forward from Oak Hill Academy (VA), announced for Kansas ESPNU over Indiana, Syracuse and USC.
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Prediction: Kansas
Actual: Kansas
11/19: Quade Green, the 6-foot point guard from Neumann-Goretti, announced for Kentucky over Syracuse.
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Prediction: Kentucky
Actual: Kentucky
11/21: Bourama Sidibe, the 6-10 big man from St. Benedict’s Prep, announced for Syracuse over Oklahoma State and Texas Tech.
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Prediction: Syracuse
Actual: Syracuse
11/23: Wendell Carter Jr., the 6-10 forward from Atlanta (GA) Pace Academy, announced for Duke over Georgia, Georgia Tech and Harvard. He has already signed his NLI.
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Prediction: Duke
Actual: Duke
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