There may be an overwhelming assumption on where Michael Porter, Jr. - and his father - will ultimately end up, but the five-star recruit is said publicly that he see his re-recruitment process through.
Porter, Jr. said in a teleconference Wednesday that he will ask for his release from Washington, and his father, a former Huskies assistant, has been offered a job at Missouri by new Tigers coach Cuonzo Martin.
“Right now I’m just trying to take it slow with my family and weigh my options,” Porter Jr. said, according to the Kansas City Star. “I plan to get my (national letter of intent) from Washington back and just go from there, not saying that I’m not going to Washington anymore, but I just want to get it back and weigh my options.”
The prevailing thought has been that the Porters will ultimately land in Columbia, where they have significant history.
Still, it would appear at least publicly that Porter, Jr., a potential No. 1 pick in the 2018 NBA draft, will weigh his options in at least the short-term.