Penn State men's basketball welcomed four of the nation's top hoops recruits to campus last weekend in Class of 2019 prospects Maceo Austin and Oscar Tshiebwe, as well as Class of 2020 No. 9 overall player Hunter Dickinson and Ethan Morton. Those players, of course, were alongside Class of 2018 commitments Myles Dread and Rasir Bolton, who were also both on hand.
This weekend, they're expected to host four more.
Let's get into it, here:
Class of 2018
Adrien Nunez - 6-foot-6 shooting guard - St. Thomas More Prep (Montville, Conn.)
This will be an official visit for Nunez, who might be on commitment watch this weekend, though both UConn and Michigan are now starting to get more involved with his recruitment. He's been to Penn State's campus previously this summer for an unofficial visit the weekend of August 20, so the tight turnaround spells serious interest on Nunez' part.
Jack Clark - 6-foot-6 shooting guard - Cheltenham High School
Clark isn't ranked yet by Rivals, but he reportedly grew four inches and is coming off a strong spring alongside Penn State Class of 2017 addition John Harrar. This will be an unofficial visit for Clark. He's got Penn State in his final five though along with LaSalle, Dayton, South Florida and UMass.
Class of 2019
Eric Dixon - 6-foot-7 power forward - Abington (Willow Grove, Pa.) - Rivals No. 59 overall - 4-star
This is visit No. 2 to Penn State for Dixon, who also holds offers from Georgetown, Oklahoma State, Seton Hall, Miami and Virginia, as well as a few of the Big Five schools.
Casey Morsell - 6-foot-2 shooting guard - St. John's College High (Washington, D.C.) - Rivals No. 64 overall - 4-star
Morsell just picked up a Virginia offer on an unofficial visit to Charlottesville, according to the Washington Post. He also has Virginia Tech, Temple, St. Joe's, George Mason, George Washington and other offers in a pretty active spring and summer for him.
This weekend, they're expected to host four more.
Let's get into it, here:
Class of 2018
Adrien Nunez - 6-foot-6 shooting guard - St. Thomas More Prep (Montville, Conn.)
This will be an official visit for Nunez, who might be on commitment watch this weekend, though both UConn and Michigan are now starting to get more involved with his recruitment. He's been to Penn State's campus previously this summer for an unofficial visit the weekend of August 20, so the tight turnaround spells serious interest on Nunez' part.
Jack Clark - 6-foot-6 shooting guard - Cheltenham High School
Clark isn't ranked yet by Rivals, but he reportedly grew four inches and is coming off a strong spring alongside Penn State Class of 2017 addition John Harrar. This will be an unofficial visit for Clark. He's got Penn State in his final five though along with LaSalle, Dayton, South Florida and UMass.
Class of 2019
Eric Dixon - 6-foot-7 power forward - Abington (Willow Grove, Pa.) - Rivals No. 59 overall - 4-star
This is visit No. 2 to Penn State for Dixon, who also holds offers from Georgetown, Oklahoma State, Seton Hall, Miami and Virginia, as well as a few of the Big Five schools.
Casey Morsell - 6-foot-2 shooting guard - St. John's College High (Washington, D.C.) - Rivals No. 64 overall - 4-star
Morsell just picked up a Virginia offer on an unofficial visit to Charlottesville, according to the Washington Post. He also has Virginia Tech, Temple, St. Joe's, George Mason, George Washington and other offers in a pretty active spring and summer for him.
