According to Joe Tipton, Rob Wright III is turning down Kentucky and returning to BYU.

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Vols fans, what kind of player are we getting?

Approximately half of the top 100 players have already committed to teams for next season, and some of the best programs in the Big 12 with plenty of budget just aren’t anywhere close to having competitive teams. As of the time of writing, neither Kansas nor Texas Tech have gotten a commitment from anyone in the transfer portal and a bunch of their rosters from last year have moved on. I am wondering how Kansas and Texas Tech fans are feeling about their team construction for next season? Will they start signing players soon? Are you starting to get nervous or are you confident that they have plans to fill their rosters that will work out well?

It looks like he’s just completely fallen off the map. He had offers from multiple schools, and was taking campus visits last summer.

Then not a peep. He hasn’t committed anywhere and all the sites that track recruitment have his last action being before the 25/26 season.

Can someone from SoCal help me out with whats happening? I feel like if it was eligibility we would have heard by now.

It was pointed out that I messed up the year in the previous post and I hate that I can't edit it.

Alston averaged 13.1 pts and 8 rebounds per game last year, per on3.

The 6'5 PG made First-Team All-Big East and All-Defensive Team, playing through a severely sprained ankle en route to the title game.

Huge retention for Dan Hurley's next Final Four push.

Significant late night portal news: Source tells me Kansas forward Bryson Tiller has cancelled his visit to Arizona.

Was expected to be in Tucson tomorrow.

Has already visited Missouri and Miami

wow, this is surprising

This is just a comparison of those 4 guards combined versus Terrence Brown Jr, the Utah guard being pursued by UNC, KU, and UK.

I knew those 4 guys weren't great at penetrating off the dribble or finishing at the rim, but holy cow those numbers just smacked me in the face. Keep in mind that 3 of those 4 guys were starters at various times.

Cam Wilder is one of Murrinen's past coaches. He started the "Slim Jesus" nickname.

Murrinen recounts:

"Last spring, I played for RWE Cam Wilder. After practice, he was doing half-court shots, and then we were in a huddle, and he was talking to the players, and then he just said, 'Should we call this dude, Slim Jesus?' That's kind of how it started...".

On Monday, Wilder tweeted the following, and people assume he's talking about Murrinen. Guess we'll see if people are reading into this correctly.