Five-star forward Taeshon Cherry announces commitment to ASU
Jan 16, 2018, 10:20 PM | Updated: Jan 17, 2018, 8:51 am
110% COMMITTED TO ARIZONA STATE UNIVERSITY!!! #FORKSUP🔱 pic.twitter.com/DtnSQw6d5I
— Tae Cherry (@tcherry002) January 17, 2018
Arizona State Sun Devils head coach Bobby Hurley received some good news Tuesday night.
Five-star forward Taeshon Cherry announced his commitment to Arizona State. He originally committed to USC over the summer but decommitted in late December.
Forks Up!!!!!
— Bobby Hurley (@BobbyHurley11) January 17, 2018
Cherry visited the campus a week prior to his announcement, attending home games against Oregon and Oregon State.
🍒🍒🍒
— Arizona State Sun Devils (@TheSunDevils) January 17, 2018
He joins a strong 2018 class for Hurley, with top-100 four-star shooting guard Luguentz Dort and four-star shooting guard Elias Valtonen also committed.
They also received a commitment from 2019 four-star guard Jaelen House last month, son of ASU great Eddie House.
Cherry, Dort and Valtonen will have work to do early. The Sun Devils will lose senior guards Tra Holder, Shannon Evans II and Kodi Justice to graduation next season.
With that said, there are reinforcements ready outside of the commits. Mickey Mitchell will be a junior, Remy Martin, Romello White and Kimani Lawrence will enter their sophomore years and transfers Zylan Cheatham (San Diego State) and guard Rob Edwards (Cleveland State) will contribute as well.
