it was a wild 72 hours for Kohl Rosario. The wing from Moravian Prep just outside of Hickory picked up a trifecta of blue blooded offers from Kansas, Duke, and North Carolina in that order Monday and Thursday.

Rosario entered the spring EYBL season with some, but not a ton of high level interest with his biggest offers from Baylor, Florida State, South Carolina, Tennessee, and Villanova. Beginning in April his list has become much longer with new invites from Cincinnati, re-offers from the new staffs at Florida State and Villanova, Texas A&M, BYU, Providence, Iowa, Boston College, Kansas, Duke, and North Carolina in that order.

He averaged 14.2 points, and 3.8 rebounds for his Team CP3 squad. He was extremely efficient with a two-point shooting average of 57.9%. He also made 44.4% of his three-pointers.

However, interest from colleges went through the roof after a most impressive live session in Memphis exactly two weeks ago. Now, Rosario has all kinds of options for the next level. But it doesn't stop there. Almost immediately after the UNC offer Rosario set up five official visits: Oregon June 4, Kansas June 17, Texas A&M June 22, Duke June 26, and Baylor June 29.

An official could still happen to North Carolina, but the ones he has scheduled have been done for a reason. That gets us to a whole different subject. There is a whirlwind of reclassification talk surrounding the current rising senior, and that will have a bearing on how seriously UNC can get involved.

So we had plenty of topics to clarify when Tar Heel Illustrated spoke with Rosario Friday afternoon.