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R.J. Barrett discusses the latest with his recruitment


2019 5-star shooting guard had some of the best performances this summer with the Canadian National Team at the U-19 FIBA World Cup. On June 15, college coaches were able to contact class of 2019 recruits for the first time. “Duke, Kentucky, Kansas, Arizona, UCLA, Oregon, Michigan and Texas were some of the schools that reached out,” he said. (Made Hoops)

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