NCAA Basketball Recruiting: Analyzing the final three for Tristan Enaruna

Tristan Enaruna is one of the top uncommitted players in the 2019 class. Which NCAA basketball schools are still in the recruiting battle for landing him?

Recruiting is a nonstop process in NCAA basketball. Even though the season just ended, programs are already on the recruiting trail eagerly hoping to land a top prospect for their futures. And while many of the top 2019 recruits are already committed to their respective schools, there are still a few top-100 players still available. Tristan Enaruna, a 6-foot-9 forward originally from the Netherlands, is among those as he currently sits at No. 79 in the class. In addition, his recruitment is drawing to a close as he recently cut his list to just three schools: Creighton, Miami, and Kansas.

An incredibly versatile athlete, Enaruna brings a well-rounded game to the table. In addition to boasting plenty of height, he is an extremely smooth athlete with the ability to play multiple positions on both ends of the floor. He has a steady 3-point stroke and his handle is also improving to go with strong finishing. Enaruna has not been in the United States for long but his stock has risen incredibly in that time. His game should only continue to grow in the coming years as he looks the part of a budding superstar at the college level.

Due to his size, skill, and athleticism, Enaruna fits the modern game extremely well and should be an immediate impact player at whichever program he chooses. All three of the schools left on his list represent potentially great fits for the young star and it will be interesting to see which pitch turns out to be the best. So, without any further ado, let’s dive into analyzing each of the three schools left in his recruitment.