Where did NYs RSCI top-100 players go to college?

We're waiting for "the Decision" - Isaiah Whitehead's announcement of his college destination. Whitehead, who had looked at schools around the country, is said to want to stay home, and visited St. John's yesterday. Many of the hoops recruiting punditry thought Steve Lavin had closed late on another New York star, given Whitehead's desire to stay home and his mother's warm words about the St. John's program.

But rumors are swirling that the Lincoln High star, and best player in the city, may be announcing for Seton Hall.

So while we wait for the 2:30PM announcement at Lincoln (broadcast by MSG Varsity), let's take a look at where the top New York men's hoops players have gone. Data is gathered from the Recruiting Services Consensus Index (RSCI), compiling the rankings from Rivals, Scout, ESPN, and various other services.

247Sports - which also does consensus rankings - has Whitehead at 20th. St. John's has been in on many of the top-100 players, with notable wins (Maurice Harkless) and misses (Tobias Harris, JayVaughn Pinkston, Lance Stephenson, Sylven Landesberg).

Going back to 1988, a sortable table of NY (and LI/ Westchester) players. Seton Hall - St. John's main rival for Isaiah Whitehead's services today, according to reports that say he's a Pirate lean - has snagged two of the 54 players on this list.

St. John's has gotten commitments from five. Connecticut has received commitments from six on the list, Villanova four.

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