Former UNLV Commit Jaylen Fisher Has Plenty of Suitors

Jaylen Fisher, a 6-foot-2 point guard from Arlington (TN) Bolton and Team Thad, has plenty of suitors now that he’s decommitted from UNLV.

Seton Hall, Ohio State, TCU, Georgia, Florida, Alabama, Baylor, UConn, Ole Miss, Central Florida, California, Western Kentucky, Indiana, South Carolina, Texas Tech and LSU have all been in contact, his AAU coach Norton Hurd said Monday.

Hurd said Fisher had no visits planned and wouldn’t be doing any interviews.

Ranked the No. 10 point guard in 2016 by 247Sports.com, Fisher initially considered Baylor, Indiana, Memphis, Arkansas and LSU before picking UNLV in October 2015.

He decommitted last week.

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– Jaylen Fisher (@areal_hooper) April 29, 2016

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