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Freshman DJ Wagner announces he will enter the transfer portal following the departure of coach John Calipari from the University of Kentucky, with speculation that he may follow Calipari to Arkansas. Meanwhile, recruit Boogie Fland has decommitted from Kentucky but remains open to speaking with new coach Mark Pope.
Five-star guard Boogie Fland has requested his release from Kentucky, becoming the fourth member of the Wildcats' highly-ranked recruiting class to decommit following coach John Calipari's departure. Fland, a standout point guard, will reopen his recruitment after initially choosing Kentucky over Indiana. His decision comes amidst a wave of decommitments following coaching changes at the university.
No. 1 point guard recruit Boogie Fland has requested to be released from his commitment to Kentucky, making him the latest in a string of signees to reconsider following coach John Calipari's departure. Fland, a highly ranked prospect, was set to join Kentucky's 2024 class but is now exploring other options, along with several other recruits who have also opted out.
Kentucky basketball secures a commitment from five-star combo guard Boogie Fland, who chose the Wildcats over Alabama and Indiana. Fland, ranked No. 20 overall and the No. 2 combo guard, is known for his scoring ability and active defense. This marks Kentucky's first five-star commitment in the Class of 2024, joining four-star center Somto Cyril. Kentucky is also targeting other top prospects in the 2024 and 2025 classes.
Five-star guard Boogie Fland is set to make his decision today on which college basketball program he will commit to. Kentucky, Indiana, and Alabama are the three schools in contention, with Kentucky being the favorite but Indiana making up significant ground. Fland's decision will be announced at 2 pm ET.
St. John's new coach, Rick Pitino, visited Archbishop Stepinac to watch five-star guard Boogie Fland and four-star guard Danny Carbuccia. Pitino and assistant coach Steve Masiello watched practice and are looking to get involved with Fland, a junior who has numerous high-major suitors. Pitino is looking to add between 6-8 new players to the St. John’s roster for next season.
St. John's new coach, Rick Pitino, is wasting no time in recruiting top talent, visiting five-star guard Boogie Fland, the No. 2 player in New York for the 2024 class, at Archbishop Stepinac. Pitino and assistant coach Steve Masiello are looking to get involved with Fland, who has numerous high-major suitors, including Kentucky and Alabama. Pitino is also expecting to add six to eight new players to the roster and has already expressed interest in Iona guard Walter Clayton Jr. and named standout center Joel Soriano captain.