Kuminga Joining G League

The G League is off to a blazing start in the recruiting department, after 5-star junior Jonathan Kuminga announced Thursday that he will forego college and join the NBA's developmental entity this year.

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In April, Jalen Green – the No. 1 player in the class of 2020 according to ESPN and the No. 2 player according to 247 Sports – decided to skip college college and become the highest-ranked high school superstar to join the G League, essentially the NBA's version of baseball's farm system.

And on Thursday, he was joined by Kuminga, the top player in the 2021 class according to all scouting services.

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Kuminga joined Shams Charania of The Athletic on Instagram Live to announce his decision to not only join the G League, but reclassify into the 2020 class.

"I don't see myself as a high school player again. I see my potential as an NBA player, and so with the G League, they will help me a lot, more than college. They will [teach] me how to [act] on and off the court, and just [help me] reach my goal to be the No. 1 draft [pick] in 2021."

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Kuminga is a Congolese player and most recently, he played at The Patrick School in Hillside, New Jersey.

This is a developing story.