2020 center Gethro Muscadin drawing a parade of coaches at Aspire Academy

By ADAM ZAGORIA

A parade of high major coaches is coming through Aspire Academy in Kentucky to watch 6-foot-10, 220-pound Class of 2020 center Gethro Muscadin, a native of Haiti.

Muscadin just returned from an official visit to Kansas and previously took officials to Kansas State (Sept. 7) and Minnesota (Sept. 13). He has an official set with Texas Tech (Oct. 5). Muscadin is still deciding where to take his final official visit.

K-State head coach Bruce Weber and Memphis head coach Penny Hardaway and assistant Cody Toppert were both in on Monday to see the big man.

The Aspire Family would like to thank Head Coach @Iam1Cent and Assistant Coach @Topp33 of @Memphis_MBB for attending practice last night! #TheAspireWay #Memphis #Tigers pic.twitter.com/31UK06vW0S

— Aspire Academy Wizards (@aspireacademyky) September 24, 2019

Muscadin will also take an unofficial to Louisville on Friday for “Louisville Live,” and head coach Chris Mack saw him Wednesday.

Both Louisville and Memphis offered him on Wednesday.

The Aspire Family would like to thank Head Coach @CoachChrisMack and Assistant Coach @coachdinogaudio of @LouisvilleMBB for attending practice this evening! #TheAspireWay #Louisville #Cardinals pic.twitter.com/9Jcc4MnUiZ

— Aspire Academy Wizards (@aspireacademyky) September 26, 2019

“Gethro is a prototype modern big with a great combination of size, length, athleticism and fluidity,” Aspire head coach Jeremy Kipness said. “Add in the fact that he is an elite-level rebounder, sprints the floor hard every time, and shoots it from the perimeter at such a consistent rate, his game translates to the next level and beyond.

“After flying under the radar until this summer with his play with YGC36, his recruitment has absolutely blown up. He will only continue to get better and better with the intangibles he possesses and a relentless work ethic.”

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