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Is Kentucky Basketball returning to No. 1 in recruiting in 2020?


For the last three years, John Calipari and Kentucky have only finished No. 2 in the team recruiting rankings – behind Duke in 2017 and 2018 and Memphis in 2019. Some have even suggested that Calipari has lost his recruiting touch. But let's look ahead to what might be coming in the 2020 class, the Wildcats could be on track to move up a spot this year. (Rivals.com)

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