Shabazz Muhammad told reporters in Chicago at the McDonald’s All-American Game that three schools are standing out for him.
“I’m considering five but there are three that [stand out],” Muhammad said, according to Dave Telep of ESPN.com.
Telep added: “UCLA, Duke and Kentucky (in no order) are above Kansas and UNLV — the others in his top five.”
Sources say UCLA remains the clubhouse leader for Muhammad, who won the Mickey D’s Slam Dunk contest over Kentucky signee Archie Goodwin.
Muhammad had initially considered taking his final official to UCLA in early April, but the Nike Hoop Summit conflicts.
His father said he plans to announce April 11 at the Jordan Brand Classic — not April 10.
“The 11th in Charlotte,” Ron Holmes told SNY.tv.
fearthephog25 / March 28, 2012
Go to UCLA and make the West relevent again, and be the reason for their instant success. They will be instant Final Four contenders, and the only team representing the West in March 2013.
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BostonCat / March 28, 2012
ucla fans seem nervous to me. wonder why since he is such a lock for them….
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BostonCat / March 28, 2012
will the shiver keep doing awkward interviews with shabazz now that ku is officially on the back burner (been there all this time acutally)?
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fearthephog25 / March 28, 2012
The trolls are out in full force, somebody must be real worried. LOL Kansas has proven you can win without a roster full of Mcds All Americans, which is more that can be said about certain wannabe coaches. True Coaching Ability > a used car salesman.
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BostonCat / March 28, 2012
ku has proved it can beat double digit seeds and teams with starters out with injury.
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fearthephog25 / March 28, 2012
Is that all you have boston? LOL Please tell me you have more than that, you are lame. Sound like tar heel fans now, making excuses…unc still had 5 mcds all americans after 2 were hurt. Better come with more sweet pea.
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fearthephog25 / March 28, 2012
8 straight Big 12 Titles and a qtr century of straight ncaa tourney appearances, better come with more chump. haha
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