Class of 2018 Point Guard Immanuel Quickley Cuts to Four
Class of 2018 point guard Immanuel Quickley
Class of 2018 point guard Immanuel Quickley
By JACOB POLACHECK THOUSAND OAKS, Calif. -- Marvin
By ADAM ZAGORIA & JACOB POLACHECK
THOUSAND OAKS, Calif. — Nahziah Carter isn’t just making news for being Jay-Z’s nephew.
The athletic 6-foot-6, 190-pound wing from the Albany City Rocks continues to weigh his college options, and is considering going to college in either 2017 or ’18.
Georgetown, where he recently visited, is recruiting him for both options.
“We’ve been talking about 2017 because they just opened up a scholarship when someone entered the draft,” he said at the Nike EYBL stop here. “They told me I definitely have a scholarship for 2018. So, we’re gonna talk about 2017 soon. I guess everything plays a big part in my decision to go 2017 or 2018.”
M.J. Walker, the 6-foot-5 shooting guard from Jonesboro (Ga.) High School, committed to Florida State on Wednesday.
Ranked No. 25 by ESPN.com,Walker also considered UCLA, Virginia Tech, Ohio State and Georgia Tech.
Jonesboro coach Dan Maehlman told ZAGSBLOG he expects Walker to sign scholarship papers. The deadline for signing a National Letter of Intent was May 17.
“He has all the ability and work ethic to be a first-round draft pick some day,” Maehlman said. “[Florida State] is very fortunate.”
Brewster (N.H.) Academy wing Sid Wilson will announce his college choice on Saturday at 6 p.m. at Harlem’s Milbank Center, his father told ZAGSBLOG.
“UConn, Texas and St. John’s,” Sidney Wilson Sr. said by phone on Friday.
The 6-foot-7 Wilson recently announced he planned to attend college in 2017 after initially planning to reclassify to 2018.
Wilson recently visited St. John’s and UConn and was slated to visit Texas May 30-June 1, but that trip won’t happen now. Wilson previously visited Texas.
His father broke down all three schools:
