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Utah Standout Chooses UConn, Aims for National Title

2 Oct

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Summary

  • 6'4" senior from Wasatch Academy (UT) commits to UConn
  • Ranked #35 overall, #5 point guard, #1 in Utah
  • Believes UConn can help him develop and win a championship
Utah Standout Chooses UConn, Aims for National Title

In a significant recruiting win for the University of Connecticut, the Huskies have landed a commitment from one of the top high school basketball players in the country. Junior County, a 6'4" senior out of Wasatch Academy in Utah, has chosen to play for UConn next season.

County, who is ranked as the #35 overall player in the nation and the #5 point guard, selected the Huskies over several other top programs, including Arizona, Indiana, Maryland, and Purdue. A native of Salt Lake City, County is also the #1 player in the state of Utah.

In explaining his decision, County expressed his belief that UConn can help him develop into the best version of himself and give him a chance to compete for a national championship. He praised the coaching staff, particularly head coach Dan Hurley, for their honesty and ability to get the most out of their players.

County describes himself as a "big, versatile guard who plays both ends of the floor." With his size, skill, and defensive prowess, he is poised to make an immediate impact for the Huskies as they look to return to the top of college basketball.

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Junior County is a 6'4" senior basketball player from Wasatch Academy in Utah, ranked as the #35 overall player in the nation and the #5 point guard.
County chose UConn because he believes the coaching staff can help him develop into the best version of himself and give him a chance to win a national championship.
According to County, he is a "big, versatile guard who plays both ends of the floor," with the size, skill, and defensive ability to make an immediate impact for the Huskies.

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