Trentyn Flowers talks potential visits, upcoming trimming of list

SNELLVILLE, Ga. – One of the top performers at last weekend's Holiday Hoopsgiving event outside Atlanta, Trentyn Flowers is becoming a more complete player by the month.

On Friday, he showed off an improving mid-range game built on a number of smooth pull-up jumpers that helped him to a 23-point, nine-rebound performance and a victory for the Combine Academy team he joined this offseason.

Following the game, Flowers spoke with reporters, including Rivals’ Rob Cassidy, about his developing game and where his recruitment stands.

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ON HIS RECRUITMENT:

“It’s going well. I cut my schools down to 13 and I’m still getting to know the coaches, the schools and everyone's facilities better.”

ON HIS NEXT OFFICIAL VISIT:

“I might take one more this year. Then, next year I have five official visits. I’m just weighing where I should take visits. I’m probably going to cut my visits down to five or six soon. I’ll probably do it before the end of the season in late February or March.”

ON WHICH SCHOOL WILL GET THE VISIT:

“I’m looking at Georgetown right now, even though I’ve already been up there on an unofficial. Florida State, too. Maybe somebody like Kentucky.”

ON HIS TRANSFER TO COMBINE ACADEMY:

“Everything is going amazing. I have a great team and a great [coaching] staff. Coach [Michael] Wright does everything that he can do with me. It’s really amazing to have a coach that believes in me as much as he does.”

ON WHAT HE IS WORKING TO DEVELOP

“I’ve been working on my three-ball a lot. I shot 0-for-2 from [three-point range] today, but usually I shoot 50 percent. That’s what I’ve been known for so far this season is my shooting. Today, it was mid-range. My approach is trying to develop and dominate all four quarters.”

Flowers may or may not take one last junior-year official in the coming months, but what does seem certain is that another list trimming is coming this winter. Creighton seems like a near-certainty to make the cut, as does Memphis. North Carolina and Florida State are also schools to watch.

The touted wing has strong connections with the Georgia State staff, and Arkansas seems to be a player as well. Kentucky is yet to offer, but could make the cut if the Wildcats decide to push.