Five-star shooting guard Tre Johnson cancels visits, is down to two schools

Tre Johnson, a five-star guard, has decided to cancel the remaining visits as he seems to be narrowing down his recruitment journey.

This talented recruit from the class of 2025 has chosen Baylor and Texas as his final two choices, while eliminating Alabama, Arkansas, Kansas, and Kentucky from his final list. Johnson, a 6-foot-5 shooting guard from Link Academy in Dallas, is considered a five-star recruit by all four recruiting services and is ranked as one of the top five players nationally.

ESPN ranks him as the No. 4 recruit in the nation according to ESPN. His exceptional skills as a scorer, confidence, creativity, and ability to create off the dribble make him a highly sought-after player. Additionally, he possesses a smooth shooting stroke and has great range in his game. Johnson is also effective when posting up defenders.

According to the On3 Prediction Machine, there is a 38.2% chance that Johnson will choose Baylor, making them the current favorite. Texas follows closely behind with a 33.4% chance of landing him.

Interestingly, Johnson’s father, Richard Johnson, played basketball at both Baylor and Midwestern State. His impressive career has earned him a place in the Hall of Honor at Midwestern.

Story originally appeared on High School Sports