The 2018 class doesn’t boast a ton of high-major talent at the center position, but that is no fault of David McCormack. Since transferring to Oak Hill Academy, the 6-foot-9 big man has continued to cement his standing as one of the best that there is at his position on the floor.

A native of Norfolk, Va., and now running alongside another 757 product Matt Coleman, McCormack has made great strides with his body. He has cut some of the excess body weight and as a result is much more mobile and comfortable playing for longer periods.

McCormack is great from 15-feet and in, a monster on the glass and a go-to back-to-the-rim scorer.

Virginia Tech, Kansas and Louisville are among the programs that are making a hard push for the big man’s commitment.

A number of schools have come calling for McCormack, the No. 54-ranked prospect in the 2018 Rivals150, and he discussed the three that have been most involved.

Virginia Tech: “Coach Buzz (Williams) is a very intense coach but relationship wise, we keep in touch. I see him as a family member that you want to be around and get better.”

Kansas: “Coach (Jerrance) Howard is the coach I talk to. I would have liked to see Udoka (Azubuike) play a little more but unfortunately, because he has the injury, he has to sit out for a while. I want to see how he develops in the future and how that would impact me.”

Louisville: “Coach (Rick) Pitino is a legendary coach; he does a lot of things well. How they have been developing their bigs, they have more of a skill asset rather than a powerful asset. They like their bigs to be able to shoot and dribble and all the above so they can be a dominant player.”

McCormack has been unable to take any visits of late but he knows what he is looking for in a future home.

“My family wants to know about location," he said. "What is the best opportunity for me and the development of the bigs, how many touches they get and how well they are playing. Also, the relationship the coaches have with each of their players.”

McCormack will be in high demand due to his ability and the lack of quality big men in the 2018 class. He has reshaped his body in recent months showing, just how badly he wants to max out his game. Look for the very best programs nationally to jump into McCormack's recruitment.