Where Kentucky's targets sit in 247Sports' latest '24 rankings

Things are quiet for Kentucky in 2024, mostly because very few can’t-miss prospects have emerged in the class. The Wildcats like a select number of basketball targets — Tre Johnson, Flory Bidunga and Boogie Fland being the five-stars — while keeping tabs on a long list of others. They’re also pursuing four-star guards Travis Perry and Billy Richmond, both takes if they want to jump on their respective scholarship opportunities.
For the most part, though, Kentucky is in wait-and-see mode, with this grassroots season being a huge one for the program simply to see where the cream will rise to the top. This spring and early summer will decide John Calipari’s plans one way or another.
The latest 247Sports recruiting rankings reflect the shakiness of the class, some risers and some fallers, but no drastic shake-up to change the perception of an underwhelming group overall.
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Of those with serious to lukewarm interest from Kentucky, Tre Johnson sits at the top of the list at No. 1, followed closely behind by Flory Bidunga at No. 3. From there, Boogie Fland comes in at No. 13, Karter Knox at No. 15, Isaiah Elohim at No. 16, Asa Newell at No. 20, Dink Pate at No. 22, Somto Cyril at No. 25, John Bol at No. 27 and Amier Ali at No. 37 to round out the top 50.
Then down the list, Travis Perry at No. 86 overall and Billy Richmond at No. 94.
Take a look at the outlet’s top 50, Kentucky targets (confirmed contact) listed in bold:
- Tre Johnson
- Dylan Harper
- Flory Bidunga
- Carter Bryant
- Ian Jackson (North Carolina)
- Airious Bailey (Rutgers)
- Naas Cunningham
- Derik Queen
- Zoom Diallo
- Isaiah Evans
- Elliot Cadeau (North Carolina)
- Jarin Stevenson
- Boogie Fland
- Liam McNeeley
- Karter Knox
- Isaiah Elohim
- Kanon Catchings (Purdue)
- Jason Asemota (Baylor)
- Drake Powell (North Carolina)
- Asa Newell
- Trentyn Flowers
- Dink Pate
- Bryson Tucker
- Dedan Thomas
- Somto Cyril
- Tyler Betsey
- John Bol
- Yves Missi (Baylor)
- Marcus Adams Jr.
- Vyctorius Miller
- Jaeden Mustaf
- Tahaad Pettiford (Auburn)
- Khani Rooths
- David Castillo
- Donnie Freeman
- Jamari Phillips (Arizona)
- Amier Ali
- Paul McNeil (North Carolina State)
- Cam Scott
- Labaron Philon (Auburn)
- Kur Teng
- Kon Knueppel
- Annor Boateng
- Rakease Passmore
- VJ Edgecombe
- Juni Mobley (Ohio State)
- Darren Harris (Duke)
- Rob Wright (Baylor)
- Peyton Marshall (Auburn)
- James Brown (North Carolina)
On3’s latest player rankings list Johnson at No. 1, Bidunga at No. 4, Fland at No. 5 and Knox at No. 6 to round out the top 10. From there, Newell at No. 12, Cyril at No. 15, Elohim at No. 22, Ali at No. 30, Pate at No. 37, Bol at No. 40, Richmond at No. 94 and Perry at No. 109.
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