Kyle Anderson (St. Anthony, NJ) said a while back that he'd know his decision on September 19 and he didn't go back on his word. The 6-7 point-forward opted to select UCLA, over hometown favorite Seton Hall, Georgetown, St. Johns and Florida.
Anderson joins a three man class that features top-100 players Jordan Adams and Dominic Artis.
He has always been a point guard despite his lengthy frame and will have the chance to play in the backcourt with the Bruins despite already having one of the best point guards in the class headed to UCLA.
"Coach Howland said that I will be fighting for the point guard spot," he told Alex Kline of the Recruit Scoop. "As long as I'm on the court, I'll be good."
The Bruins aren't done either. They are still in good standing with Shabazz Muhammad, the No. 1 recruit in the nation, who everyone believes has a UCLA lean.
If Howland is able to acquire Muhammad, the Bruins will undoubtedly, have the best class in the nation.
Original Story:
http://feedproxy.google.com/~r/Colleg...
