2013 Nike Hoop Summit: Future Wildcats Will Face Off

Three Kentucky 2013 signees and a 2014 commit will participate.

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2013 Jordan Brand Classic: Future Kentucky Wildcats Dominate the Rosters

Just like the McDonald's All-American Game, six future Kentucky Wildcats will be participating in the Jordan Brand Classic this weekend.

2013 McDonalds All-American Game: Looking Back At The Kentucky Commitments + One

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2013 McDonald's All-American Game: What did we learn from the incoming Kentucky freshmen?

The 2013 McDonald's High School All-American was loaded with talent from top to bottom. Six players were already committed to the University of Kentucky.

2013 McDonald's All-American Game: Six Future Kentucky Wildcats Participating

A UK-centric preview on this storied high school All-American game.

Aaron Gordon Commits to the Arizona Wildcats

The 5* forward from Sal Jose (Cal.) Archbishop Mitty announced his decision at a McDonald's All-American game presser.

Kentucky Basketball Recruiting: 2013 PF Aaron Gordon Sets Announcement Date

The five-star Californian will pick from Arizona, Washington, Oregon & Kentucky.

Aaron Gordon Cuts List, UK Amongst 3 Finalists

2013 five-star forward Aaron Gordon from San Jose (Cal.) Archbishop Mitty has cut his list of five down to three finalists. The Kentucky Wildcats made Gordon's final cut, along with the Arizona Wildcats and Washington Huskies. Gordon is no longer considering the Kansas Jayhawks or Oregon Ducks.

Gordon made official visits to all five schools this fall. He took his final official visit, to Lexington, last weekend. After flying in Friday evening, he met with John Calipari and the rest of the coaching staff on Saturday, after the team flew back from Brooklyn following its season opening win against Maryland.

Though Gordon has taken all his official visits, he is not expected to make a decision until the spring. Recruitniks consider Washington the prohibitive favorite, though that is by no means a slam dunk.

Gordon plays for the famed Oakland Soldiers AAU, which has produced a pipeline of players to Arizona in the past few years. Arizona currently features two former Soldiers in Brandon Ashley and Nick Johnson. Current Kentucky forward Kyle Wiltjer also played for the Oakland Soldiers alongside Ashley and Johnson.

The Wildcats are looking for another forward to fill out the class. Along with Gordon, Kentucky is also recruiting Julius Randle, a pure power forward, and Andrew Wiggins, a small forward. Gordon is more a combo forward, and looks like he could play either the 3 or the 4.

That versatility would allow him to slot in well alongside either Randle or Wiggins, although the potential of Kentucky landing two of those players is possible, but unlikely. Both Randle and Wiggins will also make spring decisions, leaving plenty of time for Kentucky to sort out these recruitments.

Aaron Gordon Officially Visiting Kentucky This Weekend

2013 forward Aaron Gordon from San Jose (Cal.) Archbichop Mitty is in Lexington this weekend.