Advertisement
Published Sep 29, 2024
Clemson lands another top 100 recruit
Default Avatar
Paul Strelow
Tigerillustrated.com

Make that 2-for-2 for Clemson head coach Brad Brownell this basketball official visit season.

BECOME A SUBSCRIBER AT TIGERILLUSTRATED.com!

Clemson landed the second visitor it hosted, as Alexandria (Minn.) four-star forward Chase Thompson announced his commitment to the Tigers on Sunday.

Thompson (6-8, 220), ranked No. 94 nationally by Rivals.com, also had offers from Nebraska, Iowa, West Virginia and DePaul.

ALSO SEE: The Day After | Power source | Read our subscribers' reaction during and after Clemson's win | Additional Nuggets From Death Valley | Clemson's basketball verbal commitments | Clemson's football verbal commitments

He took a summer official to West Virginia, then hit Iowa in late August before taking his Clemson official a week ago in conjunction with the N.C. State football weekend.

As we had framed, though, this has been a battle between Iowa and Clemson.

He has been engaged with Iowa longer and knows players on its team through geographic proximity.

But as we noted, Clemson reverberated and was the school he wanted to check out before giving a verdict on his college destination.

Join Tigerillustrated.com subscribers on The West Zone message board!

The Tigers are coming off an Elite Eight appearance and boast a considerable track record for development at Thompson's projected position.

Clemson scored its first official visitor earlier this month when College Park (Ga.) Woodward Academy combo guard Zac Foster committed. Rivals.com rates Foster 82nd nationally and 24th among shooting guards.

Our off topics forum

Thompson becomes the third member of the Tigers' recruiting class, joining Foster and Mooresville (N.C.) Lake Norman big Trent Steinour. Rivals.com bills Steinour three stars and the 18th-best center prospect nationally.

SHOP big DEALS on officially-licensed Clemson apparel at The Tiger Fan Shop HERE!

Advertisement
Advertisement