'14 IN SG Jaquan Lyle

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Jeff Borzello (@jeffborzello) tweeted at 7:38 PM on Thu, Jun 13, 2013:
Jaquan Lyle's final four: Indiana, Tennessee, Louisville and Florida.
 
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Mullins2010 said:
Jeff Borzello (@jeffborzello) tweeted at 7:38 PM on Thu, Jun 13, 2013:
Jaquan Lyle's final four: Indiana, Tennessee, Louisville and Florida.
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Well then. This will def get interesting. I always thought we had a legit. So I think we need to keep the full pressure on him and close it.
 
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That's great! Lets keep this going. I want him and Stephen Hurt bad. That could really give Cuonzo a great core group.
 
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I'm surprised by Florida being the 4th, but I'm happy about it (maybe I'm wrong), but I don't see them as a serious player, Illinois and UCLA worried me more.

I've thought for awhile it was a three team race, it definitely looks that way...go get em Zo.
 
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Oh snap!!!!

Jaquan Lyle visiting next week for the elite camp...Jordan Cornish & Philip Cofer will both be there!!!

Good news please keep coming!
 
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Jordan McRae and Brandon Lopez are hitting him up on twitter, you know Phil or Jordan have been for weeks.

Wow, things are looking up for sure.
 
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“@Volquest_Rob: Watching multiple Vol targets in action @ NBAPA camp tonight. PG Jaquan Lyle is playing great and making some bold statements about the vols”
 
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@Volquest_Rob: Watching multiple Vol targets in action @ NBAPA camp tonight. PG Jaquan Lyle is playing great and making some bold statements about the vols

^^Rob is usually pretty conservative about making comments like this
 
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I really hope Coach Martin can land this kid. He's an elite talent which we really need. Go Vols!
 
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Lyle would be a huge get for Cuonzo. It's important to keep this recruiting momentum going in a positive direction.
 
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We were in Charlottesville, Va. on Thursday for the NBA Players' Association Top 100 Camp and had a chance to catch up with a couple of those highly rated out-of-state prospects. Five-star point guard Jaquan Lyle dropped the biggest bomb as far as the Vols are concerned, stating that Tennessee had made his final four along with Louisville, Indiana and Florida. That's a potentially large development.

Lyle also added that he's planning on being in town next weekend to take part in the Vols' Elite Camp. Make no mistake, coming out on top against the kind of programs they're competing against here will be a chore, but it very much seems like Tennessee is deep in the thick of this recruitment.
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-Rob Lewis
 
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CHARLOTTESVILLE, Va. -- Jaquan Lyle created a bit of a stir in the recruiting world on Wednesday afternoon, claiming on Twitter that he was ready to trim his list to four. Shortly after, Lyle took it back, saying he wasn't ready to leave off any schools.

On Thursday evening, Lyle was ready -- for real this time.
He announced at the NBPA Top 100 camp that his final four schools are: Indiana, Louisville, Tennessee and Florida.

Illinois, UCLA and Ohio State didn't make the cut.

“Those four schools are the best for me,” Lyle said. “I really like them a lot. I think I fit in real well with all the programs. It's the best decision for me and my family.”
The 6-foot-5 guard from Evansville Bosse (Ind.) took a trip to Louisville earlier this week, after playing for the Indiana Junior All-Stars over the weekend. The Cardinals made an impression on Lyle and his mother.

"It went real well," Lyle said. "Coach [Rick] Pitino and coach [Kevin] Keatts showed us a great time. Overall, it was a great visit."

While he wants to take a trip to Indiana in the near-future, Lyle probably won't make his Gainesville visit until it's time for an official trip. The only other unofficial visit on the docket right now is Tennessee, where Lyle expects to attend the Volunteers' Elite Camp on June 22.
It might not be as big of a program as the other three in the final quartet, but Tennessee is squarely in the mix for Lyle's signature.

"Coach [Cuonzo] Martin and coach [Tracy] Webster, I love those two guys," he said. "I think it's a great program. I think I fit in real well."

Lyle will be the one to make the final decision when it comes to his next destination, but his mother and grandmother will also have a say in his choice. He said they thought UCLA was too far from home, which was one of the reasons the Bruins didn't make the cut.
He doesn't downplay his mother's influence, either.

"It's very important," Lyle said. "I'm a mama's boy, so if she doesn't like it, it's probably going to be hard for me to go there. If she likes it, it just helps it out even more."

Ranked No. 15 in the 247 Sports Composite, Lyle is very difficult to defend, and his body enables him to capably finish at the rim through traffic and contact. Lyle handles the ball like a point guard and is a very good passer for his 6-foot-5 size. He gets into the lane and creates open looks for himself at a high rate.
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-CBSsports
 
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