NCAA Basketball: Where will five-star Romeo Langford end up?

Romeo Langford is one of the best uncommitted players in the 2018 class. Three NCAA Basketball teams remain in the running: Indiana, Kansas, and Vanderbilt.

Most of the top high school players in the class of 2018 have already committed to their colleges. However, New Albany (IN) native Romeo Langford is still deciding between three schools. Vanderbilt, Indiana, and Kansas are the programs that are in the running for his services. As the No. 5 ranked recruit in the country, Langford has the ability to change the outlook at any of three schools for next season.

At 6’5″, Langford has excellent size as a shooting guard. He is a fluid scorer who averaged a ridiculous 35.5 points per game as a senior for New Albany. In addition, the guard filled the stat sheet further with 9.9 rebounds, 3.7 assists, 3.0 steals, and 1.9 blocks per game. He understands the nature of effecting the game in multiple ways and will be one of the best players in college hoops next season.

In the 2018 McDonald’s All-American game, Langford flashed his potential by dropping in 19 points, grabbing six rebounds, dishing out three assists, and coming away with three steals. This was an example of his ability to play selflessly even while surrounded by some of the most talented youngsters in the country.

According to Langford, he will be making his college decision on April 30th. With this coming up, here is a look at how he would fit with each of the three schools left in consideration.