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Andre Drummond "a serious player for Kentucky, North Carolina and Florida"


The speculation about whether 6-foot-10 Andre Drummond, the No. 1 player in 2012, could end up playing in the fall at UConn is over. It's not happening. According to Drummond's representatives, including his mother, he will not be in college this fall but will instead go for a post-graduate year. That plan is St. Thomas More for now. He hasn't committed to UConn, either. He's a serious player for Kentucky, North Carolina and Florida. And according to ESPN's recruiting site, he's still considering Pitt, Georgetown and Duke. (ESPN.com)

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