
Although the last few days have been nothing short of crazy in college basketball, a few programs can return to some normalcy this weekend as several of the nation's top prospects hit the road for crucial official visits.
However, the biggest name in high school hoops, 2018 Flo40 No. 1 R.J. Barrett, is reportedly not taking his official visit to Michigan this weekend. The 6-foot-5 shooting guard from Montverde Academy (FL) has already taken visits to Kentucky, Duke, Oregon, and Arizona this month.
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Headlining this week's slate is Flo40 No. 2 Zion Williamson, who will take his first official visit to Kansas for its "Late Night In The Phog" event, while Oregon, Maryland, UCLA, Kentucky, Florida, and Wake Forest each host top Flo40 targets.
2018 FLO40 OFFICIAL VISITORS (Sept. 29-Oct.1)
No. 2 Zion Williamson (Kansas)
No. 4 Bol Bol (Oregon)
No. 6 Romeo Langford (UCLA)
No. 10 Keldon Johnson (Maryland)
No. 15 Emmitt Williams (Oregon)
No. 20 Quentin Grimes (Kentucky)
No. 22 Andrew Nembhard (Florida)
No. 26 Ayo Dosunmu (Wake Forest)
No. 28 Devon Dotson (Maryland)
Noah Locke (Florida), Keyontae Johnson (Texas Tech), Will Richardson (Oregon), Reggie Chaney (Texas A&M), Keonte Kennedy (Xavier), Jermaine Harris (Xavier), Eric Ayala (Maryland), Jairus Hamilton (Boston College), Trey McGowens (Virginia Tech), David Duke (Virginia Tech), Landers Nolley (Virginia Tech), Jarren McCallister (Virginia Tech, Committed), Bryan Penn-Johnson (UCLA), Filip Pretrusev (Tennessee), Colin Castleton (Michigan), Montez Mathis (Rutgers), Jack Hemphill (Wisconsin)
However, the biggest name in high school hoops, 2018 Flo40 No. 1 R.J. Barrett, is reportedly not taking his official visit to Michigan this weekend. The 6-foot-5 shooting guard from Montverde Academy (FL) has already taken visits to Kentucky, Duke, Oregon, and Arizona this month.
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Headlining this week's slate is Flo40 No. 2 Zion Williamson, who will take his first official visit to Kansas for its "Late Night In The Phog" event, while Oregon, Maryland, UCLA, Kentucky, Florida, and Wake Forest each host top Flo40 targets.
2018 FLO40 OFFICIAL VISITORS (Sept. 29-Oct.1)
No. 2 Zion Williamson (Kansas)
No. 4 Bol Bol (Oregon)
No. 6 Romeo Langford (UCLA)
No. 10 Keldon Johnson (Maryland)
No. 15 Emmitt Williams (Oregon)
No. 20 Quentin Grimes (Kentucky)
No. 22 Andrew Nembhard (Florida)
No. 26 Ayo Dosunmu (Wake Forest)
No. 28 Devon Dotson (Maryland)
OTHER NOTABLE 2018 VISITORS
Noah Locke (Florida), Keyontae Johnson (Texas Tech), Will Richardson (Oregon), Reggie Chaney (Texas A&M), Keonte Kennedy (Xavier), Jermaine Harris (Xavier), Eric Ayala (Maryland), Jairus Hamilton (Boston College), Trey McGowens (Virginia Tech), David Duke (Virginia Tech), Landers Nolley (Virginia Tech), Jarren McCallister (Virginia Tech, Committed), Bryan Penn-Johnson (UCLA), Filip Pretrusev (Tennessee), Colin Castleton (Michigan), Montez Mathis (Rutgers), Jack Hemphill (Wisconsin)