Undoubtedly the top high school basketball player in the legacy of Alabama, Trevor Lacey, has decided to stay with his home team than to leave Alabama for the big leagues.

Playing for his school’s team as a top guard left, Trevor Lacey confirmed his commitment to his team during a press conference last Wednesday, May 2011. According to some rumors that were spreading an hour prior to the official announcement by the young and talented player, he was going to sign up with Crimson Tide. Later on, he announced his contract signing with the University of Alabama, proudly wearing an Alabama hat as he was publicizing it. In his past career in the sport, Lacey played for the Alabama SR Butler as a shooting guard. The six-foot three guard led his high school team into winning three consecutive matches during the state championships. He got an average of 31.4 points and 8 rebounds for his team in the previous season, which may be put up in at 40 points minimum on 10 individual games.

Despite the offers of other big names in the industry, Trevor Lacey chose to stick with Crimson Tide. He has been offered deals by Kentucky, Kansas and Auburn. It seems that the influence of his home town outweighed other opportunities that were offered to him. Stating in one of his interviews, he chose his team due to the great relationship he had with his team mates and his coach, Anthony Grant.

When talking about his skills, Trevor Lacey can really bring it on the court. He has superb range with his 3pt. shots and exhibits the capability to make high jumpers and defenders in their face. Trevor Lacey also exhibits great skill in taking on defenders with his dribbling. This talented player is set to join a strong group that includes the top hundred leads such as Levi Randolph, Nick Jacobs and Rodney Cooper.