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Shabazz Muhammad and Kyle Anderson are together this weekend at the Boost Mobile Elite 24 game in Venice Beach, Calif.
And if you don’t think the two elite prospects have talked about playing with one another in college, think again.
“We’re thinking about it a lot,” the 6-foot-8 Anderson from St. Anthony said Friday afternoon by phone from the event. “I mean, we’re thinking about it. I don’t know how far it will go, but there’s a definitely a possibility it could happen.”
Asked if UCLA was the only potential landing spot for both players, Anderson said, “Yes.”
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