NCAA Basketball Recruiting Winners: Tennessee, MSU find building blocks
Top seven schools for 2020 Zeb Jackson
As alluded to throughout this piece, 2019 recruiting is heating up around the nation. Programs are snagging commits seemingly by the hour as some of the best prospects are coming off of the board. However, it is also important to mention that some programs have already turned a fair amount of attention to the 2020 class. At this point, it is still extremely early to snag a 2020 recruit but top-100 Zeb Jackson has already narrowed his list of future schools to seven and looks poised for an early college decision.
Why is this important, you ask? Well, because Jackson could become a building block of the 2020 class for whichever program he ends up choosing. Due to this, each of the seven schools left on Jackson’s list could be classified as a winner this week because they remain in the hunt for the talented 6-foot-2 guard. The following schools are still actively seeking a commitment from Jackson:
Thankful to announce my Final 7... Thank you to all the schools who recruited me and the coaches who believed in me and it’s time to take this next step in the process! pic.twitter.com/9kp8nyT6rB
— Zeb Jackson (@iamzebjackson1) September 21, 2018
As of now, Ohio State (2), Michigan (1), and Butler (1) all hold crystal ball predictions while Marquette will play host to Jackson for an official visit to Midnight Madness on Oct. 5. Regardless, all seven of these schools seem eager to potentially land Jackson and his recruitment should be an interesting one to follow as he continues to narrow his list.
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And that wraps up this week in recruiting. There were several key winners and there will certainly be more next week. 2019 recruiting is heating up from all angles and there are plenty more commitments on the way as coaching staffs prepare for the upcoming season.