Carmelo Anthony's son Kiyan Anthony announces his commitment date; set to choose between 3 top schools 

NBA legend Carmelo Anthony's son, Kiyan Anthony, has revealed his commitment date. According to On3, the Long Island Lutheran shooting guard received over 22 offers but ultimately named Syracuse, Florida and USC his top three choices.

Anthony will commit to his future institution on Friday, November 15. He made an official visit to Syracuse on October 19. The 6-foot-5 youngster told 247Sports that the coaches have been recruiting him since day one.

He pointed out that Sadiq White is already going there, and the Orange will try to land a few more players from the 2025 class. Anthony concluded that he'd love to be a part of that roster.

Before that, Kiyan Anthony visited USC on September 26. He was impressed by the institution's planning for his visit. He liked the film, stats and everything he did last summer laid out for him.

Anthony said that coach Eric Musselman gets players drafted and in the lottery. He added that the organization had produced players of his archetype and got them to the league as well.

Although Kiyan has yet to visit Auburn, he is full of praise for coach Bruce Pearl. He said that Pearl has a winning track record, took his side to the NCAA, and has gotten a bunch of players at his position to the league. He also added that some of his friends there really like the program.

On Thursday, the 17-year-old was asked about his top five colleges and potential commitment date on WNBA rookie Angel Reese's podcast, "Unapologetically Angel." He named Auburn, USC and Syracuse as his final three and also affirmatively said he would make his decision in two weeks.

A couple of days later, he announced that he would make the commitment on November 15.

Which college is likely to land Kiyan Anthony?

According to On3, the Syracuse Orange have an 84.2% chance of adding Kiyan to their squad. Auburn and USC are second and third in line, with 6.9% and 5.9% possibilities, respectively.

Kiyan Anthony is the No. 34 recruit in the class of 2025. He is also ranked the No. 1 player in New York. The four-star prospect recorded 19.6 points and 5.6 rebounds each game in the EYBL.

He has given some exceptional performances at the brink of his senior season. He charted 28 points against Pro Skills Elite and 25 points against PSA Cardinals in May. He shot over 50% from beyond the arc in both games.