He’s set to choose Wednesday from a final four of South Carolina, LSU, Illinois and Pittsburgh.
“A part of me wishes I could go to each one of these last four schools,” he said. “I met some fantastic coaches, fantastic staffs – the places that I visited were big time, so I’m just blessed.”
He spoke to CMG Ohio on Monday night in Kettering before accepting the Dayton Agonis Club’s Dr. Dave Reese Memorial Award for outstanding Wright State athlete.
Credit: DaytonDailyNews
The 6-foot-5 guard was WSU’s leading scorer (19.0 points per game) and only two players in the Horizon League averaged more last season. He also finished in the top 10 of the HL in assists (3.5), free-throw percentage (84.6 percent) and 3-pointers per game (2.1).
After scoring 1,024 points in a WSU uniform, he entered the NBA draft but confirmed he will withdraw and play one more year of college basketball.
🚗 in 12 days while not Missing a workout 🏀.I'll be extending my decision until May 24th 🙏🏽 #GodsProject— Mark Alstork (@Mark_Alstork) May 19, 201714 flights ✈️ ,14 hours on the road
🙏🏽 ! #Pitt 🏀@Pitt_MBB #Illinois🔶🔷@IlliniMBB #SouthCarolina @GamecockMBB 🐔 #LSU 💜💛@LSUBasketball pic.twitter.com/n7x62a9oCg— Mark Alstork (@Mark_Alstork) May 18, 2017Final Four
Alstork began his career at Ball State before transferring to Wright State.
In addition to his finalists, he visited Dayton, Georgetown and Louisville.
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