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Georgia Basketball Recruiting: Juwan Parker Commits To Bulldogs

Three star shooting guard recruit Juwan Parker has verbally committed to the Georgia Bulldogs.

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Shooting guard recruit Juwan Parker has announced that he will attend the University of Georgia to play basketball in 2013.

The three-star recruit chose Georgia over Memphis and Stanford, with Memphis previously thought to be his top choice. Parker made a verbal commitment, which is non-binding. Recruits can sign letters of intent during the early signing period in November.

The 6’4” guard from Tulsa, Oklahoma is a very capable scorer that can put up a lot of points very quickly. He has been working quite a bit on his mid-range game according to Scout.com, and like most players from high school, just needs to put a bit more weight on his frame.

Parker was the 2010-11 state player of the year. As a junior he averaged 20.5 points and 9.4 rebounds.

“My family has a good relationship with coach Kwanza and coach Fox, and Georgia has one of the best business schools in the country,” Juwan Parker told the Tulsa World. “Coach Fox built a winner at Nevada and he’s doing the same thing at Georgia. When I visited there, I felt very comfortable. I felt at home.”

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