Recruiting

Another strange turn in the high school career of Georgetown recruiting target Skal Labissiere.

Top recruit (and Georgetown target), Skal Labissiere tweeted last night that he would play his senior season at "Reach Your Dream Prep." This appears to be a made up school.

Tacko Fall was one of Georgetown's remaining 2015 recruiting targets. He is a 7'5" three-star center out of Florida.

Ivan Rabb's high school coach said last week that Rabb would cut his list to 5 this past weekend, but it turns out that e wants to wait until his in-home visit with UNC before cutting his list and scheduling his official visits. Rabb is the composite #6 ranked player in the class of 2015.

Can confirm @AdamFinkelstein that Georgetown's JT3 was at Vermont Academy today to check out 6-11 Sam Japhet-Mathias. http://t.co/bp4F2w55YN

— Adam Zagoria (@AdamZagoria) October 15, 2014

Just days before hosting 12 recruits at Hoya Madness, Georgetown coach John Thompson is in Vermont to watch 2016 PF Samuel Japhet-Mathias. Japhet-Mathias arrived from England to play for Vermont Academy on September 23rd and has already garnered a top of Division I interest and is shooting up 2016 recruiting lists.

Skal Labissiere (@OneBigHaitian) tells me he will have an in-home visit with Georgetown today.

— Evan Daniels (@EvanDaniels) October 7, 2014

Skal Labissiere is the #7 ranked player in the class of 2015 and Georgetown will meet with him at his home in Memphis Tuesday. Labissiere already took his official visit to Georgetown for the groundbreaking of the Thompson Center.

According to ZagsBlog, 2015 PF Ivan Rabb (one of Georgetown's top 2 remaining 2015 targets) will wait until after his upcoming visit from Roy Williams and the North Carolina Tar Heels to schedule his official visits. There is no date currently set for his Carolina visit. In addition to Georgetown and UNC, UCLA, Kentucky, Kansas, Cal, and Arizona are all hard after Rabb.

Ivan Rabb also has in-homes w/ Georgetown on Monday and North Carolina next week, his HS coach tells @SNYtv

— Adam Zagoria (@AdamZagoria) September 18, 2014

Crawford is a 4-star PG out of Gonzaga. He had attended the groundbreaking of the Thompson Center two weeks ago and JTIII had watched him in-person at a recent Gonzaga practice.

This is a good thing, people.

SB Nation has combined the recruiting rankings from each of the four major recruiting outlets into a composite ranking of the 2015 recruiting class. Three Georgetown targets and one Georgetown commit are in the top 50. PF Ivan Rabb is 6th, C Skal Labissiere is 7th, and PG P.J. Dozier is 26th. Center Jesse Govan, already committed to the Hoyas is 45th.

Per the Memphis Commercial Appeal and 247Sports, 5-Star 2015 power forward, Skal Labissiere will visit Georgetown this week. Labissiere is also scheduled to take official visits to Kentucky, Tennessee, and Baylor after already taking an official visit at North Carolina. He will also take an unofficial visit to Memphis. Memphis is widely considered the favorite to land Labissiere.

2015 four-star SG Haanif Cheatham (@H22_Cheatham) has committed to Marquette University. pic.twitter.com/NqbF31EESy

— Michael Bohlin (@MBohlin247) September 5, 2014

As expected, 2015 SG Haanif Cheatham has chosen to play for Marquette. Jordan Brand was wrong. The Hoyas are still in on and have visits scheduled with a number of high profile 2015 targets.

No. 61 Haanif Cheatham selecting from #mubb, Cal and Georgetown at 2ET. Did this Jordan ad know something we don't? pic.twitter.com/83SRxqMHAZ

— Paint Touches (@PaintTouches) September 5, 2014

Cheatham is choosing between Marquette, Georgetown, and Cal. He's expected to pick Marquette, but perhaps Jordan knows something we don't. UPDATE: As expected, Cheatham has chosen Marquette.

Nothing's worst than soggy croutons on your salad .

— Ivan Rabb (@YoungIvee) September 2, 2014

I trust those in charge of the crispiness of the croutons at Georgetown have taken note.