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Kentucky lands late-blooming, highly coveted 5-star F Wenyen Gabriel


At the start of the summer of 2014, did not have a scholarship offer from any Division I school in a major conference. On Thursday, Gabriel verbally committed to Kentucky. Gabriel, who is now a five-star recruit, is one of the all-time late-bloomers. He's from New Hampshire, was an unknown prospect over the past couple of years on the national -- and local -- scene...until the spring of 2015. (CBS Sports)

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