Talented ND Native Makes An Extremely Surprising Announcement

I have written about this young Bismarck High alum a couple of times now - Treysen Eaglestaff

He is that kind of player, someone who steps on the basketball court and is immediately a force to reckon with - a young man who just about single-handedly destroyed poor South Dakota State by pouring in 51 points, leading the University of North Dakota to a 85-69 victory back in March. Here is the amazing part: he is ONLY a junior.

Nowadays, college basketball players have the opportunity to transfer to another school

They do this for several reasons, the most popular being that a player can play up to his ability against tougher teams. Seemed like just yesterday Treysen made a decision:

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His first step had begun

After taking some time, Treysen made himself available for other schools - there was one in particular that caught his eye - it's a pivotal point in an athlete's career to make a big move like this, and in late March, we heard his 2nd huge announcement:

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This was something that I had a question about

If you commit, can you back out of it? I always wondered that, and now I know. According to si.com Treysen was one of the most sought-after players in the country in the college basketball transfer - he made a commitment to play for South Carolina - " Just over two weeks later, the 6-foot-6 native of Bismarck, North Dakota, is once again one of the hottest commodities on the open market. On Wednesday, Eaglestaff informed Jeff Goodman that he de-committed from the Gamecocks"

By the way, in college basketball, a verbal commitment is non-binding and can be broken by either the player or the coach.

So the search continues - where will Treysen Eaglestaff end up at?