2019 five-star Matthew Hurt to visit Kansas
Posted Nov 17, 2017
Five-star power forward Matthew Hurt will take an unofficial visit to Kansas this weekend. Hurt was fairly active in the fall taking college visits. Since September 28th, Hurt has taken unofficial visits to Kentucky, Indiana, North Carolina, Duke and Minnesota, where his older brother, Michael, plays. The Rochester (Minn.) standout is regarded as one of the nation's top players in 2019
(Scout.com)
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