N.C. State continued to rebuild for the future Monday when it secured a commitment from Oak Hill Academy (Va.) power forward
Lennard Freeman.
The 6-foot-8 Freeman announced his commitment on Twitter.
Freeman, who averaged 10.1 points and 7.8 rebounds at Oak Hill, also considered Villanova, Pittsburgh, Seton Hall, UAB and DePaul
“He’s a fast-developing four man who can step out to 15-17 feet and also put it on the floor and drive it,” Oak Hill coach
Steve Smith told SNY.tv. “He scores inside with both hands and is a tenacious rebounder and a defender who can guard multiple positions.”
N.C. State lost five key players to graduation, transfer and the NBA Draft, and now will look to replace them with Freeman, point guard
Anthony “Cat” Barber, power forward
Kyle Washington, center
Beejay Anya and junior college guard
Desmond Lee, who averaged 20.3 points at New Mexico Junior College.
The Wolfpack return freshman wing
T.J. Warren and freshman point guard
Tyler Lewis, who also played at Oak Hill.
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Damon Lynn of Union Catholic, a 2nd-team All-State selection in New Jersey, has committed to NJIT over LIU, Quinnipiac and Fairfield.
