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Caleb Furst, a Top 35 big man in the 2021 class took an official visit to Purdue during the last weekend of August and has scheduled two more official visits, a source told Stockrisers.

Significant news out of the 2021 class, as five-star guard Cam Hayes has opted to re-classify to 2020, his mother told Stockrisers. This is a move that has been anticipated and is now official.

Kennedy Chandler is bound to have an excellent season for Briarcrest High School. This summer he was the star guard on the Peach Jam winning Mokan Elite roster—a squad that was loaded with future division one prospects.

This past week, the Terrence Clarke buzz picked up dramatically. 

Chet Holmgren is one of the most unique high school basketball talents in the nation. Standing at 7-foot, you may think he is a back to the basket player—but you'd be wrong. 

Prince Aligbe had a breakout summer running with Grassroots Sizzle 17U team on the Under Armour circuit. 

This summer was a huge one for KK Robinson. The six-foot point guard picked up several offers and showed the Nike EYBL circuit that he is for real. 

Three-star prospect Shakeel Moore has set his first official visit: NC State.Moore burst onto the scene this year and announced his transfer to in-state powerhouse Moravian Prep, who figures to be among the top programs in the nation.Moore says that NC State, Providence, Saint Louis, Ole Miss, Pittsburgh, DePaul, Notre Dame, South Florida, Tulsa and Seton Hall, are each heavily involved in his recruitment process at the moment.Moore intends to trim his list later this month.

Josh Hall has scheduled two official visits. The five-star prospect from the 2020 class, formerly of the 2019 class, will visit Louisville officially on Sept. 1.

It looks like Lincoln Academy will have another high-major prospect on their roster for the team’s first season in Winston-Salem.

Shakeel Moore is a 6-1 guard out of Greensboro, NC. He’s considered a highly-rated three star prospect and holds many high-major offers.