The NC State Men’s Basketball program offered a scholarship to 2021 5-Star Forward Trey Patterson (6’8″/207) on Monday.

247Sports ranks Patterson as the #15 overall player nationally in the 2021 recruiting class, the #5 Small Forward, and the #1 player in the state of New Jersey.

Rivals lists Patterson as a Power Forward, while ESPN and 247 list him as a Small Forward.

Patterson also holds offers from Auburn, Cincinnati, Florida, Maryland, Georgetown, Rutgers, Tennessee, UCLA, Wake Forest, UCONN, Seton Hall, TCU, Villanova, and others.

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NC State extended an offer to 5-Star 2021 Small Forward Quincy Allen (6’6″/180) yesterday.

Rivals ranks him as the #23 overall player in the 2021 recruiting class, while 247Sports and ESPN rank him 24th and 28th respectively.

Allen plays for Maret High School in Washington D.C., and ESPN and 247 both rank him as the #1 player in the Capital City. He averaged 11 points per game last year for the Frogs as a Sophomore.

Allen also holds offers from Georgetown, Virginia Tech, Florida, Syracuse, Howard and Delaware.

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NC State’s Men’s Basketball coaches extended an offer to 2020 Small Forward Earl Timberlake (6’6″/215) on Saturday.

247Sports ranks Timberlake as the #28 overall player in the 2020 recruiting class, the #6 Small Forward, and the #1 player in the state of Maryland.

Timberlake just finished an Official Visit to South Carolina, and previously took one to Providence. He told 247’s Evan Daniels that he also would like to visit Alabama, Pittsburgh and Seton Hall.

He plays for the powerhouse DeMatha Catholic High School in Hyattsville, Maryland.

Timberlake also holds offers from Florida, Cincinnati, Kansas State, Georgetown, Maryland, Penn State, Pitt, Providence, Rhode Island, South Carolina, Virginia Tech, Wake Forest, West Virginia, Alabama, Clemson, Louisville, Ohio State, and others.

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According to Corey Evans of Rivals, 3-Star 2020 Shooting Guard Justin Thomas (6’5″/170) took an unofficial visit to NC State yesterday.

Thomas plays for Village Christian in Fayetteville, North Carolina. He currently doesn’t hold an offer from NC State, but does hold offers from East Carolina, George Mason and St. Bonaventure.

Thomas recently moved to North Carolina from Baton Rouge, and is playing on the AAU circuit with Garner Road.

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