Trayce Jackson-Davis cuts to six, schedules visits

Trayce Jackson-Davis, the 6-foot-10, 228-pound forward from Center Grove (IN), has cut his list to six schools and slated visits to all of them.

Jackson-Davis is down to Indiana, Wake Forest, Michigan State, Iowa, Purdue and UCLA.

Top 6 ?? #Blessed @TiptonEdits pic.twitter.com/8sb69TC8Xr
— TJD (@TrayceJackson) August 5, 2018

He has slated the following visits, per Rivals.com.

UCLA: Aug. 31

Iowa: Sept. 7

Wake Forest: Sept. 21

Indiana: Sept 28

Michigan State: Oct. 5

Purdue (unofficial): Nov. 3

Jackson-Davis is the son of former NBA power forward Dale Davis, who has been an inspiration and role model for his son.

“It’s a great help,” Trayce said in Canada where he helped the USA U18 team win a gold medal in the FIBA U18 Americas Championship. “He teaches me things. he helps me out with stuff. But he’s always there and he tries to help me be better ever day.”

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