somebody to do something useful with them.

Clear Lake City in Texas, for its part, is turning one former golf course in the city into a reservoir to deal with heavy rainfall that will double as a wetland park. This is a great idea. Why not take a patch of land that was once used for recreation by the upper crust of society and give it back to the people? But urban resiliency—which even millionaires can probably agree is a good thing—is just one way to use these huge swaths of lush land heretofore kept out of reach from large portions of the citizenry. (Sometimes this is a concerted campaign by the moneyed class; in the lead-up to the 2016 Olympics in Rio de Janeiro a billionaire developer successfullyso far.

McKee told Burnt Orange Nation in May that his favorite part of his Texas visit was the coaching staff and the “family environment”.

“Everyone there loved being part of the program,” McKee said. “You could feel it.”

Expect Texas to be one of McKee’s four official visits. The Centennial High School product told the Austin America-Statesman on Saturday that he will “probably be back” to Austin.

McKee picked up a Texas offer in early March after an impressive Elite 11 showing in Houston. He holds 22 total offers to date.

McKee, who is a member of the Church of the Latter-Day Saints, plans on taking a two-year mission trip after high school. This means that though he is technically graduating high school in 2018, he won’t arrive on a college campus