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JUCO forward Nick Pringle drops his top 5 schools

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Dodge City Community College forward Nick Pringle dropped his top five schools Wednesday on Twitter.

Pringle will be choosing between Alabama, Georgia, Ole Miss, West Virginia and Wichita State.

The 6-foot-9 forward is considered one of the best recruits on the junior college circuit this season. He narrowed his list from a group of schools that also included Appalachian State, Arizona State, Mississippi State and Tulsa.

“I’m a skilled, versatile forward that impacts the game in many ways,” Nick Pringle told WVSportsNow in October. “I play with a relentless motor, I rebound, guards one through five, pass, spaces the floor, rim protect, screen, all standing at 6’10. I’m a guy that loves to bring energy and play harder than everyone else.”

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Dodge City, which is in Kansas, opened its season Monday against the JV team from Kansas Wesleyan. Dodge City won the game 118-64. Pringle, who started the game and played 21 minutes, had eight points on 4-for-5 shooting plus 10 rebounds.

Nick Pringle played a season at Wofford

Pringle played the 2020-21 season at Wofford. He notched 15 appearances off the bench during the campaign, averaging 2.0 points and 2.1 rebounds per game.

The forward did have one memorable performance — albeit it was against Carver College, a bible school in Georgia that plays in the National Christian College Athletic Association. Pringle had a double-double of 17 points and 11 rebounds in a monstrous 111-37 win on Nov. 28, 2020.

Pringle attended high school at Seabrook (S.C.) Whale Branch.