Memphis' touted recruit duo should benefit in NIL marketplace

Posted Sep 4, 2021
Emoni Bates’ college choice shows that playing for Memphis coach Penny Hardaway resonates with the nation’s top recruits. Bates, who has been a household name on the AAU circuit since middle school, appeared destined for the G-League or another pro avenue once he reneged on his commitment to Michigan State. Instead, he joined Jalen Duren. (On3.com)

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