Jayden Quaintance 2024 AZ PF/C 6'10 offer

[GoBearcats31]

Down to UK and Missouri

[GoBearcats31]

Of course...Kentucky

[longtimefan]

Of course...Kentucky

$$$$$$$$$$

[red_n_black_attack]

Honestly, I'm not upset he chase Kentucky over pretty much anyone. I'm just glad Wes is trying to woo the top talent. This is what Huggins did. Mick would dabble in it, but he made hs bread and butter going after a certain type who would play hard defense, not always just look at the ratings. We are getting a good number of higly rated players our last two recruiting classes, and Wes will continue to go after the top kids. Maybe one day in the not too distant future kids will pick us over Kansas and Kentucky, but for now, I'm happy with kids picking us over UConn, X, oh st, and other well respected programs.

[Oldtimer_UC_fan]

I was looking at UK's 23/24 roster. I count 16 players. 8 are Freshman.

[Lobot]

Released from NLI and decommitted

[GoBearcats31]

Committed to Arizona State - massive pickup for Bobby Hurley, whose Sun Devils are headed to the Big 12

[Lobot]

Question here. Jayden is only 16 currently and class of 2024. Can he even be one and done at that age?

He would be 17 entering the NBA Draft where he's expected to be a lottery pick. I'm not sure what the age restriction is these days for the league. He'll have his one year of post HS grad taken care of. At the very least he's goin to have to have a parent or guardian sign the contract with him if he's still a minor when that happens.

[GoBearcats31]

Question here. Jayden is only 16 currently and class of 2024. Can he even be one and done at that age?

He would be 17 entering the NBA Draft where he's expected to be a lottery pick. I'm not sure what the age restriction is these days for the league. He'll have his one year of post HS grad taken care of. At the very least he's goin to have to have a parent or guardian sign the contract with him if he's still a minor when that happens.

Adrian Wojnarowski of ESPN called him "a potential 2026 NBA Draft lottery pick" -- implying, no, one and done is not an option

[Lobot]

Adrian Wojnarowski of ESPN called him "a potential 2026 NBA Draft lottery pick" -- implying, no, one and done is not an option

Makes sense. I thought the rule was always 18 or 1 year post HS graduation. Guess it still is for now.