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Yohan Traore, 2022 five-star, no longer considering pro options


, the top available big man in the 2022 basketball recruiting class, will no longer consider professional basketball opportunities and plans to attend college. The 6-foot-11 power forward from France has taken four official visits – Michigan, Memphis, Texas Tech, and Kansas. There is a new contender Traore’s recruitment – the Kentucky Wildcats. (On3.com)

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Yohan Traore, 2022 five-star, no longer considering pro options