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By ADAM ZAGORIA
N.C. State commit Jalen Lecque signed his National Letter of Intent on Tuesday night, his father told ZAGSBLOG.
The 6-foot-4, 190-pound Lecque said last weekend at the National Prep Showcase that he was leaning towards signing this week. The NCAA early signing period ends Wednesday (today). Lecque committed to N.C. State last month.
“We signed yesterday and we’re in,” Derrick Lecque said by phone. “I was just waiting this morning for confirmation.”
Officially a member of the NC State family? go Wolfpack ?? pic.twitter.com/ex7SHxjMYA
— Jalen Lecque (@jalenlecque10) November 21, 2018
Lecque could declare for the 2019 NBA Draft because he’s a year removed from his graduating class and will turn 19 in 2019. He’s currently projected as the No. 25 pick in 2019 per ESPN’s Jonathan Givony. Representatives from 16 NBA teams watched Lecque and his Brewster Academy team go 0-2 at the National Prep Showcase at Albertus Magnus College.
By ADAM ZAGORIA
Kentucky commit Kahlil Whitney of Roselle (N.J.) Catholic plans to sign his National Letter of Intent with the Wildcats in his hometown of Chicago during the spring signing period, a source told ZAGSBLOG.
The spring period runs April 17-May 15.
“He’ll be signing in the spring due to a logistical issue because he wants to do it at home in Chicago,” the source said. “His dream has always been to do it at his elemenatry school in Chicago and it didn’t work out for the fall.
“He’s still 100 percent committed to Kentucky. He’s not reopening his recruitment.”
Whitney commited to Kentucky on Aug. 8 over Illinois, Georgetown and Oregon. He is the projected No. 7 pick in the 2020 NBA Draft, per ESPN’s mock.
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