NCAA Basketball Recruiting: Top early commits from the 2021 class

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Kaden Perry – Battle Ground H.S. (WA)

C | 6-foot-8 | 210 lbs | Committed to Gonzaga

No. 93 in Rivals150 | No. 87 in Top247

Gonzaga has been absolutely rolling on and off the court for the past few (get it?) seasons. Head coach Mark Few has clearly parlayed his strong level of success into major recruiting wins as he is turning Spokane into a destination school for some of the top basketball players in the country. With regard to the 2021 class, in-state product Kaden Perry is the first to commit and there will surely be more to come.

Perry marks Gonzaga’s eighth Top 100 commit in the three classes.

As an individual, the 6-foot-8 big man is about as well-rounded as it gets. He runs the floor well, protects the rim, can defend on the perimeter, rebounds at an elite rate, and is remarkably efficient. Perry appears to be cut from the same cloth as former Gonzaga star Brandon Clarke on film with their similar size and playing styles.

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Perry is a blossoming stud that should be an excellent college player by the time he heads to Spokane. Gonzaga’s coaching staff has a sparkling reputation when it comes to developing bigs and Perry could be the next in a long line of success stories. The Bulldogs are simply a powerhouse and they are proving it on the court and on the recruiting trail. Perry is a star in the making.

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