Impact of NCAA reform on reclassifying 
Now, Syracuse recruit Chris McCullough is the latest ESPN 60 prospect to investigate such a move.
The reclassification movement has roots in New England, where the nation’s pre-eminent post-graduate market makes it an annual issue. In recent years alone we’ve seen Vonleh, Selden, Nerlens Noel, Andre Drummond, Khem Birch and Alex Murphy all “reclassify back” (essentially adding a fifth year to their high school stay) early in their careers only to later “reclassify forward” or return to their original graduating class.
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