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NC State recently hosted 6’7 wing Atticus Taylor on a visit, and that sealed the deal for him. Taylor announced his commitment to play for the Wolfpack on Twitter Friday night. Since he is a junior college transfer, he’ll have three years of eligibility remaining at NC State.
100% Committed #WPN #HoodFav pic.twitter.com/BxtBgyQUDn
— IMB_AB3 (@AtticusTaylor3) May 4, 2019
Taylor averaged 9.0 points per game for Southwest Mississippi Community College this past season, making 12 starts. He shot a solid 37% from beyond the arc, though most of his offensive production came from two. Taylor also made 74% of his free throw attempts.
He was being recruited by Buzz Williams, who hosted him at Virginia Tech in January and then again at Texas A&M in April.
Tough to say just how ready he’ll be to make an impact in State’s rotation in his first season, but he’s got a good frame already, and if his shooting carries over he could at least establish himself as a solid role player in the early going.