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Rewind: Chat with Garfield point guard Tony Wroten Jr.
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Oct. 7 is decision day for high school basketball phenom Tony Wroten Jr. as the Garfield High point guard will announce where he will attend college.
He is one of the top recruits in the country and is rated the No. 8 point guard by Rivals.com and the No. 9 shooting guard by Scout.com.
Wroten, a 6-4 senior, has whittled down his list to (in no particular order): Washington, Louisville, Villanova, Connecticut and Seattle University.
Before making his college choice, he talked about his upcoming senior season, the whirlwind recruiting process and much more in a live chat on Wednesday.
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