Basketball Recruiting Leftovers: Oklahoma State, Tennessee, Texas Tech
Posted Oct 2, 2019
Tennessee is the leader for Jaden Springer heading into his visit to Knoxville this weekend. However, he has a great relationship with the staff at Michigan and really enjoyed his time there. But I also would not sleep on Memphis. Also, in light of recent NCAA allegations against Kansas, Oklahoma State has an even greater chance to land Bryce Thompson.
(Rivals.com)
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