Duke Basketball: A look into the Blue Devils potential 2020 recruiting class

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3. Brandon Boston Jr.

Brandon Boston Jr. is a 6-foot-6, five-star shooting guard who ranks No. 10 overall and No. 3 in his position in the 2020 class. Boston Jr. has taken official visits to Alabama, Duke, Florida, and Auburn. The five-star from Georgia has received 28 offers from various programs.

Boston Jr. has great length for his position and is overall a pretty lanky kid. He excels in creating his shot off the dribble with hesitation moves or skilled ball handling. Boston Jr. also has good athleticism, which he uses to dunk and throw down alley-oops. One downside to being so lanky is that he does not always finish well with contact. He could fill out, though, by the time he hits college or gets into a college weight lifting program.

He would be a valuable threat on the wing for the Blue Devils should they be able to convince him to come to Duke. Boston Jr. resembles that of former Blue Devil Brandon Ingram. Not only do they play the same, but their frame and shooting form are eerily similar.

The 247Sports crystal ball gives the Blue Devils a 100% chance currently at landing the talents of Boston Jr. There is no timetable currently set for a college decision to be made.

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