Top high schoolers who may reclassify, eventually enter 2021 NBA Draft

Many believe the NBA Draft will feature a stronger prospect pool in 2021 than what the 2020 class will offer. But it may get even deeper.

CHARLES BEDIAKO

Big, 6-foot-11, Andrews Osborne (Ontario)

Background: The big man prospect played for Team Canada in the U19 World Cup last year, averaging a solid 8.9 points and 5.1 rebounds per game. Bediako also led his squad as a lethal rim protector with 0.9 blocks per game. He also played two sharp games for UPLAY Canada at the E16 Finals during the Peach Jam Tournament, averaging 18.0 points and 10.5 rebounds with 2.5 blocks per game over the two contests. He will participate at the Basketball Without Borders Global Camp during All-Star Weekend in Chicago.

NCAA: He already has nearly a dozen D1 offers including Ohio State, Duke, Alabama and Illinois. According to ZagsBlog.com, he is a serious candidate to reclassify into the Class of 2020. But last month, 247 Sports reported that “at least for now” he plans to stay in the Class of 2021.

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