By ADAM ZAGORIA
The 6-foot-3 combo guard is down to Alabama, Michigan, Oregon
Very important announcement on Nov 12th‼️ Stay tuned ?
— Nimari Burnett (@NimariBurnett) November 8, 2019
He previously broke down his options:
Michigan: “I liked how the coaches want the best for me
Texas Tech: “A new incoming school in my recruitment who just hired coach Ulric [Maligi] from Texas A&M which I had previous ties with. Coach [Chris] Beard and he
Alabama: “The visit was great and [they said] that I could come in and have a significant impact on a winning team.”
Oregon: “The visit was very good. Their message was that I can take the role of Payton Pritchard once he leaves and get the program staying on the winning track they’ve been on.”
Playing for Team WhyNot on the EYBL circuit, Burnett averaged 20.4 points a game, while shooting 46 percent from the field.
In the Peach Jam, Team WhyNot lost in the title game to MoKan Elite. Burnett averaged 16.7 points, 5.9 rebounds and 2.9 assists a game and was 42 of 92 from the field, including 11 of 40 from three-point range.
Burnett also played with USA Basketball as a part of the U18 3-on-3 championship team that won the 18U World Cup in Mongolia.
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