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UPDATE 2
It’s official. Dajuan ‘DJ’ Wagner has picked the Kentucky Wildcats.
UPDATE
According to 247 Sports’ Travis Branham, Dajuan ‘DJ’ Wagner will announce his college decision today at 3 pm ET. ESPN’s Paul Biancardi adds that the decision will be announced on ESPN’s social media account.
Wagner is officially down to the Kentucky Wildcats and Louisville Cardinals.
DJ Wagner, the No. 1 overall prospect in the ESPN 100 for the class of 2023, will announce his college decision on @SportsCenter social media today at 3 PM ET.
— Paul Biancardi (@PaulBiancardi) November 14, 2022
His final schools are:
Kentucky and Louisville.
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Major basketball news could be on the horizon for the Kentucky Wildcats. Star recruit DJ Wagner, who ranks No. 2 overall in the 2023 class, is expected to announce his commitment in the coming days.
247 Sports’ Travis Branham reports that the decision could arrive as early as today. It’s also been reported that “all signs” point to Kentucky as the current favorite to land Wagner’s commitment.
The 6-3, 195 pound recruit has a five-star, 99 rating via 247 Sports and ranks behind only Isaiah Collier (USC). A commitment from Wagner would align him with fellow classmates Justin Edwards (No. 3 overall), Aaron Bradshaw (No. 4 overall), Robert Dillingham (No. 12 overall) and Reed Sheppard (No. 44 overall). That’s not including the handful of players from this year’s deep team that are likely to return for next season.
Wagner’s commitment would also solidify Kentucky having the No. 1 ranked recruiting class for the eighth time during head coach John Calipari’s tenure. There is much to enjoy regarding this year’s team, but one fans also be excited for the future of Kentucky basketball and what that holds.
Tweet of the Day
CAMPEONES, CAMPEONES, OLÉ OLÉ OLÉ #WeAreUK | #GBED pic.twitter.com/RIdqci98wO
— Kentucky Men’s Soccer (@UKMensSoccer) November 13, 2022
Introducing your @SunBelt All-Tournament Team Wildcat representatives!
— Kentucky Men’s Soccer (@UKMensSoccer) November 13, 2022
Clay Holstad - MVP
Luis Grassow
Casper Mols
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Champions!
Headlines
Cats have to be more physical against Michigan State - Vaught’s Views
Tuesday will be a very real challenge for Kentucky.
Colts win with combo of Jeff Saturday, Matt Ryan - ESPN
Beating Oakland isn’t exactly the greatest victory.
Stoops and team embarrassed by play against Vandy - Vaught’s Views
As they should be.
Georgia still No. 1 as top 5 unchanged - ESPN
But what will the playoff committee decide on Tuesday?
UK Men’s Soccer Takes Back-to-Back Conference Titles - KSR
Huge Sunday for Kentucky Soccer.
Mike McCarthy laments OT penalties, not fourth-down call - ESPN
Interesting logic here...
No. 11 Tennessee loses by 12 to unranked Colorado - KSR
Hate to see it.
Vikings win wild back-and-forth thriller vs. Bills, move to 8-1 - ESPN
Was this NFL game of the year so far?
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