NCAA Basketball Recruiting: Analyzing the final three for Tristan Enaruna

INDIANAPOLIS, IN - MARCH 31: A detail of a basket hoop, net and backboard as the Duke Blue Devils play against the Louisville Cardinals during the Midwest Regional Final round of the 2013 NCAA Men's Basketball Tournament at Lucas Oil Stadium on March 31, 2013 in Indianapolis, Indiana. (Photo by Andy Lyons/Getty Images) /

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MIAMI, FLORIDA – JANUARY 19: Coach Larranaga of the Hurricanes directs. (Photo by Michael Reaves/Getty Images) /

Miami Hurricanes

Miami has not exactly been a dominant force in the ACC over the past few years but they have been successful on the recruiting trail. Eventually, though, those recruiting victories will turn into strong seasons as the Hurricanes should not be far away from another exciting campaign. Head coach Jim Larranaga seems to be trying to piece his roster together for next season and adding Tristan Enaruna would be the next part of the puzzle. It is also important to mention that the team’s leading scorer is expected to return for next season.

Enaruna also would not be the first highly-rated 2019 recruit to join the Hurricanes should he make that decision. Miami has already landed three top-155 players from the class and they could continue shooting up the rankings with another commitment. As of right now, Miami’s class is ranked at No. 25 in the nation with all players looking like at least future rotation pieces. Harlond Beverly recently joined the group and Enaruna could be next.

Should Enaruna elect to join the Hurricanes, their 2019 recruiting class would be quite special (the class would shoot to No. 14, in fact). In my opinion, the idea of this class growing together could be the main pitch for the Hurricanes. Of the three schools left on Enaruna’s list, Miami owns the best current recruiting class (by far) and that could go a long way.

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