NCAA Basketball: Pros/cons of five-star forward Greg Brown’s 5 schools

One of the nation’s top remaining undecided recruits, top-ranked power forward Greg Brown will announce his decision on April 24th. Let’s take a look at each of Brown’s final five schools.

In a time with absolutely no sporting events, NCAA Basketball recruiting, both in the high school and transfer ranks, has taken center stage in basketball news this month.

Over the next two weeks, two of the top players in the entire Class of 2020 will announce their decisions. Next Friday, Jalen Green will make his announcement. The following Friday, Greg Brown will make his.

Brown, an Austin native, is the top-ranked power forward in his class, ranked at number nine overall by 247Sports. Brown was set to play in the McDonald’s All-American Game in Houston on April 1st before the game was canceled.

Brown has always been heavily connected to the Texas Longhorns, mostly due to the fact that he is from Austin. However, in the past few months, other schools have pushed for Brown, namely Memphis and Kentucky.

Brown’s final five schools are as follows: Auburn, Kentucky, Memphis, Michigan, and Texas. All five schools would love to gain Brown’s services, as he is an athletic stretch four with massive potential on the offensive end and a major presence defensively.

Let’s take a deeper look into each of Brown’s final schools, ranked in order of worst-to-best landing spot.