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#1 2018 Recruit R.J. Barrett Commits To...

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Amazing to see Duke completely change their stance on "One and Done" players over the past few years. Initially Coach K was so against the idea. Man how times change.

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Amazing to see Duke completely change their stance on "One and Done" players over the past few years. Initially Coach K was so against the idea. Man how times change.

 

Yep. And he seems to be getting some pretty good ones.

Amazing to see Duke completely change their stance on "One and Done" players over the past few years. Initially Coach K was so against the idea. Man how times change.

 

Have to adapt I guess. I'm a big Coach K guy and was hoping he'd stand firm on not trying to grab one and dones, but I guess he had to start going for them in order to keep Duke at the top.

Barrett committed to Duke, which was a surprise to no one, Friday night.

 

Saturday night the Cats got an LOI from the #14 player & #2 SG in the class in 5 star Keldon Johnson.

 

Tyler Herro, a one-time Wisconsin commit, is deciding tomorrow. He visited Kentucky this past weekend and then cancelled all other visits and will be signing now. He's a 4/5 star 2G depending on the site. Cats should have a stellar backcourt next season.

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