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One of the two NCAA schools among favorites to land Zion Williamson might surprise you


It probably shouldn’t surprise you that Kentucky is one of the two favorites to land 6-foot-7, 250-pound senior small forward . The other school, though, just might. 247Sports analyst Andrew Slater, a well-respected recruiting analyst, thinks that Clemson has a real shot to land the nation’s consensus No. 2 pick. “I think [Kentucky is] neck-and-neck with Clemson." (Charlotte Observer)

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