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Arkansas has risen to No. 16 in the CBS Sports preseason Top 25 And 1 college basketball rankings after John Calipari, the new head coach, added eight new players, including Kentucky transfer DJ Wagner. Calipari's roster-building efforts have positioned Arkansas as a strong contender in the SEC, despite skepticism due to his recent underperformance at Kentucky. Kansas remains the top-ranked team.
D.J. Wagner, a former Kentucky guard and top prospect, is transferring to Arkansas to follow coach John Calipari. Wagner, who averaged 9.9 points and 3.3 assists at Kentucky, joins several other former Kentucky commits at Arkansas. This move comes after Calipari left Kentucky and Mark Pope was hired as the new coach. Wagner hopes the transfer will boost his career and NBA prospects.
Kentucky's D.J. Wagner, a former top-five recruit, has committed to Arkansas, following coach John Calipari who moved from Kentucky to Arkansas earlier this year. Wagner, along with other Kentucky transfers and recruits, bolsters Arkansas' roster, making them a top 15 team for the 2024-25 season. Wagner, the son of former NBA player Dajuan Wagner, averaged 9.9 points and 3.3 assists in his freshman season at Kentucky.
Former Kentucky guard DJ Wagner is transferring to Arkansas to reunite with coach John Calipari for his sophomore season. Wagner, a former five-star prospect, averaged 9.9 points, 3.3 assists, and 1.9 rebounds in his freshman year at Kentucky. His move to Arkansas, where he will play alongside FAU transfer Johnell Davis, is a significant addition for Calipari, who recently took the Razorbacks job. Wagner's decision to commit quietly, without social media fanfare, is notable for a high-profile athlete in 2024.
Former Kentucky guard D.J. Wagner, a highly-touted 5-star recruit, has committed to Arkansas, becoming the eighth addition to the Razorbacks' roster since Coach John Calipari's move from Kentucky. Wagner, who had a standout freshman season, joins a top-rated transfer class and a highly-ranked high school signing class, bolstering Arkansas' basketball program.
Freshman point guard D.J. Wagner entered the transfer portal, continuing the exodus of five-star talent from Kentucky following head coach John Calipari's departure. Wagner, a McDonald's All-American, had a disappointing freshman season and is expected to remain in college. Several teammates and incoming freshmen have also entered the transfer portal or de-committed, leaving new head coach Mark Pope with significant roster rebuilding ahead.
Kentucky freshman D.J. Wagner, a former top-five recruit, has entered the transfer portal, becoming one of the more intriguing backcourt players in college basketball. Despite a promising high school career, Wagner's freshman season at Kentucky was inconsistent, leading to his decision to transfer. This move comes amidst massive roster changes for the Wildcats, with another key player, Aaron Bradshaw, also entering the transfer portal.
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.
Former Camden High School star DJ Wagner will transfer from Kentucky after his freshman season, according to a source.
Kentucky Wildcats' DJ Wagner, who has been struggling with an ankle injury, showed improvement with 10 points and four assists in a game, but head coach John Calipari noted that he is still not fully recovered. Despite this, Wagner's confidence and comfort are returning, and the team will rely on him for a successful postseason run in the SEC and NCAA Tournaments.
Kentucky faces a crucial game against Vanderbilt to reverse their recent losing streak, with the potential return of DJ Wagner adding hope. Vanderbilt, despite their poor record, poses a challenge with key players and a strategic coach. Additionally, the game will feature a reunion as Brad Calipari, John Calipari's son, now with Vanderbilt, faces his father's team. Kentucky's recent performance has dropped them to a No. 5 seed in the latest Bracketology, emphasizing the importance of winning to improve their standing.
The Kentucky Wildcats suffered a 103-92 loss to the Tennessee Volunteers, highlighting ongoing issues with rebounding and defense, while relying on their freshman players to lead the team. DJ Wagner's absence due to injury has been detrimental, and the team's upcoming games will be crucial for their season in the SEC.
Kentucky's basketball team may be without guards D.J. Wagner and Justin Edwards for their upcoming game against Tennessee, with Wagner confirmed out and Edwards available. Wagner is dealing with an ankle injury, while Edwards has a knee injury. Both are five-star freshmen who have been averaging over 20 minutes per game. Their absence could impact the team's defense against Tennessee's star player, Dalton Knecht.
Kentucky's freshman star DJ Wagner is unlikely to play against Tennessee due to an ankle injury, leaving the team to figure out how to win without him. Meanwhile, freshman Justin Edwards is expected to return to the rotation, facing a tough matchup against Tennessee's Dalton Knecht. Tennessee's coach Rick Barnes is preparing to counter Kentucky's explosive offense with strong transition defense. Additionally, 2025 five-star shooting guard Meleek Thomas is on an official visit to Kentucky, potentially adding to the team's future prospects.
Kentucky Wildcats will be without DJ Wagner and Justin Edwards due to injury for their game against the Florida Gators. Reed Sheppard and Adou Thiero will start in their places, with Ugonna Onyenso also getting his first start in place of Aaron Bradshaw. Wagner will miss his second game of the season, while Edwards will miss his first. The team will need a full team effort to secure a win against the Gators.