A college basketball analyst believes Kiyan Anthony won't play for the USC Trojans.
on his short list of potential commitments. Kiyan is the son of NBA legend, Carmelo Anthony, and the young shooting guard has been garnering a ton of media attention since.According to current odds on 247sports, all six schools have a "warm" rating in terms of predicting if Kiyan will commit. Naturally, the Trojans are hoping that the younger Anthony will call Southern California his home.
It would make sense for Kiyan to sign with Syracuse from a legacy standpoint. Carmelo attended Syracuse for one season in 2002-03 when he was instrumental in helping the team acquire their first-ever NCAA Tournament win. Though Kiyan has yet to decide on his commitment, he could be aiming to add a bit of legacy to his own NBA journey.
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