Stepinac’s Fland set to make decision on where he will attend college, play basketball
The senior guard and five-star recruit will make decision at the school on Friday.
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2ds agoStepniac High School’s Boogie Fland is set to make his choice on where he will play college basketball.
The senior guard and five-star recruit will make decision at the school on Friday. The event – open to the public – will surround whether Fland picks Alabama, Kentucky or Indiana.
Last season, Fland averaged 18 points and four rebounds a game. He was named first team all-state, and is considered one of the top-20 high schoolers in the country.
