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Chris Haynes ESPN Staff Writer 

Elijah Brown out of Oregon — son of assistant coach Mike Brown — plans to play Summer League for Golden State, league sources tell ESPN.

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Paul Biancardi Basketball Recruiting 

Baylor picks up a strong verbal commitment from 6'7" Jordan Turner. The small forward plays with effort and is one of the better 3-point shooters in the class.

Paul Biancardi Basketball Recruiting 

Espn 60 D.J. Burns reclassifies up into the class of 2018 and commits to Rick Barnes and Tennessee. A power forward at 6'8" & 255lbs who scores with footwork, touch, and instincts on the blocks. The Volunteers will be projected as a top 5 team next season. This is a terrific recruit for Tennessee.

Paul Biancardi Basketball Recruiting 

Espn 60 Josh Nickelberry commits to Louisville. The first big recruit for Chris Mack. This breaks the ice for the Cardinals.

Paul Biancardi Basketball Recruiting 

Evaluated and spoke with Kahlil Whitney last weekend at the EYBL. He is receiving heavy recruiting attention from Florida State, Louisville, Illinois , Miami, Ohio State, Oregon, Seton Hall and Saint John's. He is one of the better small forwards in the class of 2019.

Paul Biancardi Basketball Recruiting 

Spoke with ESPN 60 Josh Green. He is on his way to Treviso, Italy for the NBA Global games. On the recruiting front, he mentioned Virginia, Villanova, Arizona, UNC, USC and Michigan as the programs that have been active in his recruitment. He is still open to other programs. Green came over from Australia, plays high school at IMG and travels with West Coast Elite in the offseason. ‬One of the best two way players in the class of 2019.

Paul Biancardi Basketball Recruiting 

ESPN 60 Tre Mann recently cut his list to three schools. His thoughts on each. "Florida- is home. I grew up in Gainesville, all of my family is there. I have a great relationship with all of the coaches there since 8th or 9th grade. I think I fit their system well and I'll be able to play my game at Florida." "On Tennessee. I have a great relationship with coach Lanier and coach Barnes. Coach Barnes is a veteran at what he does and I feel like he can develop me into the player I need to be to go to the next level. " "Kansas, is a winning program and is always does well in the tournament. Coach Self is a veteran and knows how to win and I believe he can help me get the where I want to be in the next couple of years."

Paul Biancardi Basketball Recruiting 

Romeo Weems is headed to DePaul. Weems is currently ranked no.30 in the ESPN 60. Huge get for the Blue Demons.

Marc J. Spears The Undefeated 

Ex-Texas A&M center Tyler Davis told ESPN's The Undefeated that he is staying in the NBA Draft and forgoing his senior season. "I loved my time at Texas A&M. I love Coach Kennedy, my coaches and my teammates. I will always be an Aggie, and am thankful I was a part of their program. I just want to start my career as a pro and have decided to stay in the 2018 NBA Draft with the goal of being in the NBA next season," Davis told The Undefeated.

Ian Begley ESPN Staff Writer 

Starting this weekend in Atlanta, 90 teams on the Nike EYBL AAU circuit will wear an orange patch on their jerseys to bring attention to the fight against gun violence. Three years ago, the Rens (New York Renaissance) program developed the Orange Patch concept to shine a light on - and to fight against - the epidemic of gun violence. They partnered with ex-New York City mayor Michael Bloomberg's Everytown for Gun Safety initiative and visited the White House with President Obama in 2016.