The Class of 2026 running back from Jenks (Okla.) High School picked up an offer from Tennessee on Wednesday during a conversation with new Vols running backs coach De’Rail Sims, and he announced Friday that Tennessee is one of a half-dozen schools he’s scheduled to visit over the next several weeks. He revealed in a post on his X account that he’s set to visit the Vols on April 13 to attend their spring-ending Orange and White Game.
The Los Angeles Athletic Club has selected Kentucky men’s basketball guard Antonio Reeves for 2024 John R. Wooden Award national ballot, it was announced Saturday on ESPN College GameDay.
The national ballot is comprised of 15 student-athletes who are candidates for the Wooden Award All-American Team and Wooden Award Trophy as the most outstanding college basketball player in the United States. Reeves is one of four players from the Southeastern Conference to appear on the ballot, the most of any conference in the country.
All balloted players have been certified by their university to meet or exceed the qualifications for the Wooden Award as set forth by John Wooden when the award was established. The qualifications include: candidates must exhibit strength of character, both on and off the court; candidates must be full-time students in an accredited NCAA college or university; candidates must be making progress toward graduation and have a cumulative 2.00 grade point average since enrolling in their school; candidates must contribute to team effort; candidates must excel in both offense and defense; and candidates should be considered on their performance over the course of the entire season.
Voting will take place March 18-25. Voters consider a player’s entire season of play and the opening rounds of the NCAA Tournament. The finalists for the 2024 Wooden Award will be announced on April 2.
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