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CHAMBLEE, Ga — Cole Anthony, the son of former NBA point guard Greg Anthony, is down to five schools and is closing in on a college announcement.
“I’m down to five, Wake Forest, Notre Dame, Georgetown, Oregon and UNC,” the 6-foot-3 Oak Hill Academy (VA) point guard said Monday at the McDonald’s All-American Game practice. Ranked No. 2 in the 2019 ESPN 100, Anthony is targeting an announcement in early April.
“We’re thinking sometime maybe early April,” he said. “So we will see. Hopefully sometime soon.”
Anthony will play with Oak Hill in the GEICO High School Nationals in New York (April 4-6), followed by the Nike Hoop Summit (April 12) and the Jordan Brand Classic (April 20), so he could announce at one of those events.
2019 @The_ColeAnthony is down to UNC, Oregon, Wake, Georgetown and Notre Dame. Plans to announce in early April. pic.twitter.com/tQvrs7GNKW
— Adam Zagoria (@AdamZagoria) March 25, 2019
He’s been watching North Carolina and Oregon in the NCAA Tournament.
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