John Marshall's Isaiah Todd and Trinity's Armando Bacot are rarities in high school basketball

Posted Nov 29, 2017
Two high school basketball players in the Richmond area who stand out from the crowd: John Marshall sophomore Isaiah Todd and Trinity Episcopal junior Armando Bacot. Both have numerous Division I offers. Bacot earlier this season announced a list of college finalists that included Duke, North Carolina and Kansas. Todd’s list of offers includes Villanova, Virginia and Kansas. (Richmond Times-Dispatch)

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