THE RIVALS150: Class of 2014 - Class of 2015

One of the best kept secrets in the Peach State's 2015 class is nestled

away down in southeast Georgia. McIntosh Academy's Trevon Scott doesn't

receive a ton of national attention, but he had a big junior year and is looking

to follow it up with strong travel season.

"I had a really good year," Scott told Rivals.com. "I got region player of the

year on our side of the region. Our team went 18-10 and lost in the second round

of the state playoffs. I averaged 18.6 points and probably around 11 or 12

rebounds per game."

High-majors started to take notice of Scott's ability last summer when he shined

at the Peach State Summer Showcase. Since then, he's had a steady dose of

high-major programs calling him regularly.

"I've been talking to Georgia, UAB, Alabama,

Clemson, Cincinnati, Tennessee and there are a few

others. I get contacted the most by UAB and Cincinnati. I got offers now from

Georgia, Cincinnati, and UAB and then Clemson and Alabama said they want me to

visit first before they offer."

Scott hasn't had a chance to get and see many campuses, but he did take one

unofficial visit back during football season to see the Bulldogs play.

"I went up to Georgia for an unofficial visit. It was fun. We went to the

football game against LSU. They showed us the basketball facility and

everything. It was cool."

Cincinnati is one of the more recent schools to jump into the mix with Scott and

they just might have an advantage over everybody else.

"They are one of the schools I have on my list. I've been watching them since

they contacted me. Coach Davis contacted me and came down watched me play not

too long ago. The thing they have over everybody else is that I have family that

goes there and my aunt works there."

Tennessee, like Cincinnati, has some advantages of their own if they choose to

prioritize Scott going forward.

"When I was growing up, I always liked Tennessee. I don't know what it is. I

like their coaches there. I like how the head coach talks to the players. I've

also known Jordan McRae for a long time because he played in the same AAU

program."

Under head coach Jerrod Haase, UAB has signed players out of the Peach

State in each of the past two classes and are hoping to come back for more in

2015.

"Coach Ehsan and watched me workout and the head coach, Coach Haase, came down

too. They stay in contact with me the most. I like the way he talks to me

because it's not just about basketball. He asks about my school work and

everything else too."

At the moment, three schools are standing out to Scott.

"Right now, I like Cincinnati, Tennessee and UAB. I'll probably make my decision

after I visit all the schools that are high on my list."

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