Hopefully, Syracuse basketball will offer 2023 elite striker Brandon Gardner.
A few months ago, it was reported that Syracuse basketball had made an investigation into 2023 three-star striker Brandon Gardner, and perhaps there was some interest on the part of Orange coaches in the talented high school candidate.
Gardner, a small striker / striker who is a sophomore at the Gray Collegiate Academy in West Columbia, SC, is seeing his list of offerings grow, and now reaches ten.
We will have to continue monitoring whether there is mutual interest between ‘Cuse and Gardner in the future, but I would really like to see Syracuse basketball offer him a scholarship.
Recruitment analysts praise its positive side. Gardner is athletic, fast and physical, and plays with a lot of energy. This is something that I believe Orange fans would welcome at Hill.
In a recent interview with Jake Weingarten, the founder of Stockrisers.com, Gardner said his offerings include great majors like Illinois, Clemson, Georgetown, Wake Forest, Wichita State and Ole Miss.
In addition, and worth noting here, Gardner says he has a stake in “Kentucky, Maryland, North Carolina, South Carolina, Kansas”.
Well well. These are three blue-blooded programs, and the rest of the teams Gardner has appointed are excellent as well.
Syracuse basketball is expected to offer striker Brandon Gardner in 2023.
Gardner is not rated by all primary recruitment services at this time, but, again, not all of these services have published national ratings yet for the 2023 cycle.
He is three stars according to 247Sports, which also places him in 42nd overall, 9th in power forward and 3rd in the state of South Carolina.
In addition, Prep Hoops has Gardner as No. 2 contender in South Carolina, second only to GG Jackson, who is an Orange target in this class.
The 1.80m Jackson, a powerful striker and sophomore at Ridge View High School in Columbia, SC, received a scholarship offer from the ‘Cuse last August, and he is a four star, top 30 player in 2023 cycle, for 247Sports.
I’m fine with this pair of college stars from South Carolina coming together in downtown New York. Just saying.
Gardner recently participated in the Beach Ball Classic, an annual tournament held in Myrtle Beach, SC. Eric Bossi, the national basketball director for 247Sports, had this to say, in part, about Gardner.
“He is an active athlete, he can move a lot up and down and he plays over the edge. I will be looking forward to seeing its progression over the years, but it seems to me a great legitimate prospect and already reports 10 scholarship offers. “
Let’s get into the mix for Gardner, Syracuse basketball!