2016 small forward Miles Bridges got an offer from Kentucky on April 28 and even though he told 247 Sports he had a top five a few weeks back, he released a top eight on Twitter this morning. As you might expect, Kentucky is included:
https://twitter.com/MilesBridges01/status/608288263674163201
The 6'6" 218 lbs. Bridges is considered the third best small forward in the 2016 class by 247 Sports Composite and Kentucky is the 62% favorite in his Crystal Ball. Why? Listen to his comments about the Cats after he played in the EYBL event in Lexington in April:
“I like Kentucky. It’s a great program. They get people to the league. Coach Cal, he’s a great coach and it’s a great atmosphere.”
Watch him work:
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2016 small forward Miles Bridges got an offer from Kentucky on April 28 and even though he told 247 Sports he had a top five a few weeks back, he released a top eight on Twitter this morning. As you might expect, Kentucky is included:
https://twitter.com/MilesBridges01/status/608288263674163201
The 6'6" 218 lbs. Bridges is considered the third best small forward in the 2016 class by 247 Sports Composite and Kentucky is the 62% favorite in his Crystal Ball. Why? Listen to his comments about the Cats after he played in the EYBL event in Lexington in April:
“I like Kentucky. It’s a great program. They get people to the league. Coach Cal, he’s a great coach and it’s a great atmosphere.”
Watch him work:
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