5-star Duke commit Tyrese Proctor reclassifies to class of 2022
When a single door closes, another opens. Trevor Keels may well be leaving Duke for the NBA Draft, but the Blue Devils straight away received a guard to swap him.
Tyrese Proctor, a 5-star position guard, introduced that he has reclassified to the class of 2022 and will enroll at Duke a calendar year early. He posted a graphic and concept to social media on Thursday outlining his decision.
“I’m completely ready to action up and confront a new challenge in which I improve my growth as a player and carry on to improve on and off the courtroom,” Proctor wrote in the Twitter put up. “Waiting a 12 months to place on that Duke jersey was way too extensive.”
It’s Formal 😈💙 @DukeMBB pic.twitter.com/8utqFbm7am
— Tyrese Proctor 🚶🏾♂️ (@TyreseProctor) June 3, 2022
In accordance to the Athletic, Proctor produced his final decision in advance of Keels asserting his. The Australian must comprehensive the visa method 1st, and “ironing out all the authorized specifics can get numerous weeks,” the Athletic wrote.
Proctor is ranked as the No. 17 player in the 247Sporting activities Composite Rankings for the class of 2023. Now, he will join an absurdly stacked class of 2022 that now is composed of a quartet of 5-star gamers, including three of the prime-rated overall.
His departure from the 2023 team doesn’t even build a setback, as the Blue Devils now have a few other five-star gamers dedicated to the team.
Proctor will be 19 following summer season, earning him qualified for the 2023 NBA draft.