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Topic: Recruiting updates on Jon Kuminga and Cade Cunningham
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catmandoo
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posted 06-13-2020 09:02 PM
It now appears that Cade Cunningham may actually stay at Oklahoma State instead of exploring other paths, such as transferring to another school or looking at professional options.
Adam Zagoria backed that up, saying that there was a lot of buzz surrounding Cade Cunningham staying at Oklahoma State, despite the impending penalties and postseason ban.
Jack Pilgrim from KSR later backed up the statement, saying that Cunningham’s options were “Oklahoma State, overseas, G-League, in that order.”
If this comes to pass, it’ll be unfortunate to not see one of the best players in college basketball in the NCAA Tournament next season. Kentucky would obviously like to get back into the mix with Cunningham if the opportunity presented itself, but it appears that simply will not happen.
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catmandoo
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posted 06-25-2020 04:38 PM
The Kentucky Wildcats have been heavily recruiting the 2021 class for a while now, and it appears that they are in a great spot to once again bring in one of the best classes in the country as it currently stands.
Jaden Hardy has been viewed as a heavy Kentucky lean, and many expect that the 6-4 guard, who is ranked No. 6 in the class by 247 Sports Composite, will end up in Lexington.
However, the door could be open for Hardy to end up somewhere else.
In this week’s edition of Twitter Tuesday, Rival’s analyst Corey Evans was asked if there was any top recruits that could end up elsewhere other than the clear favorites. To answer this, Evans talked about Hardy’s recruitment and noted that there could be a situation where Hardy ends up going somewhere else.
“A Detroit native that moved to Las Vegas a few years back, Hardy is down to a final 10. He has been a West Coast priority since he began high school. Mick Cronin has made the city of Las Vegas a priority since his hiring at UCLA, while Arizona consistently is involved for the best in its region.
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