By ADAM ZAGORIA
Caleb Wilson, the 6-foot-10 five-star Class of 2025 jumbo wing from Holy Innocents Episcopal School in Atlanta, took his latest visit to Georgia Tech a week ago and also postponed his scheduled visit to North Carolina.
“We had a great visit over at Georgia Tech, hanging out with Coach [Damon] Stoudamire during a practice,” his father Jerry told ZAGSBLOG.
“They laid out a comprehensive plan to help Caleb be a cornerstone in the rebuilding of Georgia Tech Basketball and how it will be mutually beneficial. It’s been a long time since Georgia Tech was even an afterthought at basketball in the city.
“I believe Damon Stoudamire could be the guy to restore Georgia Tech Basketball back to its rightful place in Atlanta.”
Wilson was slated to visit North Carolina (Nov. 11), but had to postpone.
“As for UNC I had to cancel the UNC visit to give Caleb a chance to rest and recharge,” his dad said. “It’s time to start the season for us, so we’re locked in on the process. He had a scrimmage last week and played well with 34 points, 15 rebounds, and 4 assists.”
He also already visited Auburn, Alabama, Tennessee, Stanford and Kentucky and plans to visit Duke
Wilson and his team opens the season Tuesday night.
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