Over the course of the next several weeks, Jeremiah Robinson-Earl will be one of the most heavily sought-after high school basketball players in the country.
But his first significant school choice came a year early, and it will take him away from Kansas City.
Robinson-Earl has decided to leave Bishop Miege in favor of transferring to the IMG Academy in Bradenton, Fla., for his senior year of high school, he confirmed to The Star in a text message.
Robinson-Earl, the son of former KU and LSU basketball player Lester Earl, played his first three years of high school at Bishop Miege, leading the Stags to three consecutive Kansas Class 4A Division I state championships.