Tyran Stokes: Next LeBron & Magic in Kansas

0:00On April 29th, top high school basketball recruit Tyron Stokes just committed to the Kansas J-Hawks, picking them over Kentucky. He's the number one prospect in the country, and right away, his coach is drawing massive NBA comparisons, calling him a college version of LeBron, James. His coach points out Stokes has built even bigger than LeBron was, at the same age, 10 to 15 pounds heavier, and imagines what James might have. Look like dominating college ball instead of jumping straight to the pros. On top of that, the coach dubs him Magic Johnson with a reliable jump shot, highlighting his all-around skills at 6 with 7 and 200, 25 pounds. Stokes averaged 31 points, 13 rebounds, 6 assists, and 4 steals last season, making him a perfect versatile fit for Bill Selfs. System at Kansas, he moved from prolific prep to Rainier Beach in Seattle, where he helped win a state title, and now he's primed to lead the next big freshman class in, the

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