BREAKING: UNC Basketball confirm massive announcement as 4-star point guard target sets decision date

Four-star point guard sets decision date. He will make his college decision between Kentucky, UConn, and Duke. He, the No. 32 overall prospect in the class of 2025, will announce his college decision on Saturday, November 2nd at 2:00 PM ET. Lewis will make his decision at Trinidad Recreation Center in Washington, DC. A 6-foot-2 point guard out of Sidwell Friends School in Washington DC quickly shot up through the rankings after a very strong junior year. Lewis is an elite shotmaker who can play both on and off the ball. Lewis can shoot it from deep, get to the rim,

and put out points in a hurry. He is also a proven passer which helped lead to his raise of 63 spots over the past year. Currently, Lewis is down to a final three of Duke, UConn, and Kentucky after removing North Carolina from his finalists. He has taken official visits to each of his finalists heading into the home stretch of his recruitment. Lewis discussed his thoughts on each of his finalists with 247Sports:. On Duke:. “Coach Scheyer has done a really good job recruiting me along with Coach (Emanuel) Dildy. They’ve been on my line a lot. They’re always talking about how I can get better, the different things I can do, and what they see in my game. A lot of DMV kids have already gone to Duke with most of them being from PVI. They recruit the area really well. On top of that Duke has a really big brand.

Being a point guard at Duke is a really big deal. There is an opportunity for me next year with Tyrese Proctor and Caleb Foster presumably leaving because I expect one of them to be gone.”. On Kentucky:. “Coach Pope has done a really good job recruiting me along with Coach (Jason) Hart and Coach (Kenny) Brooks. They’ve all been on my line and have watched film with me. They just came for an in-home visit with the whole staff which meant a lot to me. With Kentucky there’s opportunity.

I saw how he played at BYU. He played fast and really trusted his point guards. He lets them rock out and I can see myself doing that. I’ve also played with Jasper (Johnson) and Malachi (Moreno) at various camps. I can see myself playing with those two. Overall Kentucky is a guard school.”. On UConn:. “UConn has been on a tear. They won back-to-back national championships and that doesn’t happen often. Coach (Dan) Hurley is a really great coach and he’s super smart. I like his character and how he acts. I think I’m really good with coaches who have a fire to them and love basketball. He’s a little bit crazy and I like it. Kimani Young has also done a really good job applying pressure. He’s been talking with me telling me things I can get better at. They’re Just a great school, you get freedom along with structure.”. This article originates on ScoutHoops.com.