The No. 107 ranked prospect in the nation, according to 247Sports has narrowed down his top schools to four. Stagg is also the No. 18 ranked center in the nation as well as the No. 18 overall ranked prospect in Florida for the senior class, according to 247Sports.
On Wednesday afternoon, IMG Academy (Bradenton, Fla.) four-star power forward Kareem Stagg announced on his social media his final four schools feature Georgia, Michigan, Houston, and Oklahoma State.
The 6-8 225-power forward has been blowing up on the recruitment trail since the summer live period where he picked up over a dozen offers.
During the Grassroots season, Stagg played with Boo Williams out of his home state of Virginia where he averaged 13.4 points, 6.0 rebounds, 1.8 assists per game, and shot 54 percent from the field. Stagg has become a three-level scoring threat since the summer session as well where in 15 games of the EYBL circuit, Stagg shot 35 percent from behind the arc.
With just about a month (Oct. 17) until Stagg’s commitment announcement, he has no official visits scheduled.
Earlier this month, Stagg took an official visit to Michigan where he had a great talk with Coach (May) and the rest of the staff. He also visited with the University of Georgia late last month.
Here’s Adam Finkelstein Scouting Report on Stagg: Stagg’s rate of improvement over the last year has been off the charts. He’s blossomed from a burly big man to an inside-out threat. He is now cut-up and defined, but still powerful, and much more explosive athletically because of it. He’s still broad and strong, but not so much that it limits his mobility. Stagg is an emphatic finisher, especially when he has a step to elevate, and also an increasingly effective rim protector
