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Four-star point guard Devon Dotson made his scheduled unofficial visit to Maryland on Monday.
Dotson is the No 8. point guard and No. 33 overall prospect in the Class of 2018, per the 247Sports Composite rankings. He’s also the AAU teammate of the Terps’ newest commit, four-star wing Aaron Wiggins, which gives Maryland a stronger tie than it may have had a few weeks ago. No decision is imminent from Dotson, but the summer recruiting months are certainly heating up for the Terps.
Maryland also hosted five-star shooting guard Keldon Johnson on an unofficial visit over the weekend in conjunction with a team camp and tournament. He’s the No. 2 shooting guard and the No. 17 overall prospect in the Class of 2018, according to the 247Sports Composite rankings. There’s no timeline for Johnson to make a decision either, but the Terps look to be heavily involved, especially with the recent hiring of assistant coach Kevin Broadus. Broadus recruited Johnson’s older brother, Kaleb, to Georgetown as a member of the Class of 2015.
Getting those two prospects on campus and receiving a pledge from Wiggins all before June is over is just the start to what could be a huge summer for Turgeon and the Terps. Maryland is slated to have five scholarships open for the season after next and is in the mix for many top targets who could potentially fill those spots.
Five-star power forward Jalen Smith has his official visit to Maryland scheduled for June 23 and might just be the next commit to give this class a little bit more steam.
In other news
It’s Running Backs Week now! Yesterday, Lamar looked at Ty Johnson.
Maryland baseball has a few players who could be drafted into the MLB today.
Maryland football’s Lift for Life campaign has kicked off and will culminate on June 23. DJ Durkin is all about competition, so naturally, the 10 position groups have been pitted against each other to hit the team’s goal of $12,000.
The football team is also celebrating 125 years of existence this year.
The Golden State Warriors are your 2017 NBA Champions. Finals MVP Kevin Durant shouted out the DMV in his postgame interview, which was a pretty cool moment.
VIDEO: Kevin Durant gives a shoutout to Seat Pleasant, PG County, MD, DC and Virginia after winning NBA Championship https://t.co/8SAgGALCax
— Jake Russell (@_JakeRussell) June 13, 2017