Nick Farrar continues generating interest (and scholarship) from colleges

Cincinnati and Houston among schools to offer Farrar a college scholarship

UPDATED: August 9, 2019 -- 11:38 a.m. CT -- Farrar committed to NC State August 7, 2019

UPDATED: July 1, 2019 -- 6:34 p.m. CT

POSTED: July 1, 2019 -- 1:50 p.m. CT

In the last 30 hours or so, Nick Farrar (@NickFarrar15), 6'6" / 6'7", 230, Class of 2020, received scholarship offers from Cincinnati, George Mason, Old Dominion, and VCU.

The Houston Cougars offered Nick a scholarship in late April. Houston was one of the first high major schools to offer Farrar a scholarship; however, the inside / outside scoring left-handed Farrar has continued performing well on the grassroots circuit. Consequently, more and more high major programs have noticed Farrar and begun offering him a scholarship.

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The list of colleges to offer Farrar (Apex Friendship High School in Apex, North Carolina) a scholarship include:

Cal State Northridge, Catawba College, Charleston, Chattanooga, Cincinnati, College of Charleston, East Tennessee State, Eastern Kentucky, George Mason, High Point, Houston, Mount Saint Mary's, North Carolina Asheville, Northeastern, Notre Dame College, Old Dominion, Rider, Robert Morris, Rutgers, Stetson, and Towson.

Farrar has taken unofficial visits to High Point and NC State.

Farrar is not in a rush to choose a school. In fact, a couple of weeks ago, Farrar told me he would make his college decision after his senior season.

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