While Lone Peak's Tyler Haws, Pleasant Grove's C.J. Wilcox and Provo's Brandon Davies have deservedly received a lot of attention among this year's junior class in Utah, Bountiful's Sean Carey has flown under the radar a little bit.

However, Carey is drawing some college interest, although perhaps not as much as the aforementioned three players.

Carey, who averaged a double-double in points and rebounds in the recent 4A state tournament and helped the Braves to a second-place finish, recently went on an unofficial visit to Utah State.

Over the President's Day weekend, he took a trip to the state of Indiana and made stops at Butler, Ball State and Indiana University to check out those programs. He plans to visit Purdue and Notre Dame later in the spring, according to his father, Mike Carey.

Along with Utah State, Carey has also talked to coaches at BYU, Utah, Southern Utah and Weber State.

Sean recently received an invitation to attend The Basketball Academy in Kansas in July (5-8). That is an all-expenses-paid, invitation-only event where the player has to be nominated by a high school or college coach.

We will have more on what is shaping up to be a fabulous prep basketball recruiting class in future posts.