Utes Expect Recruiting Letters From Incoming Prospects
The Utes expect to have all but one of their incoming recruits sign letters of intent today, the first day of the early signing period for basketball.
The lone holdout?
Guard Jordan Cyphers of Southeast High School in Wichita, Kansas, who evidently wants to wait until Friday so he can hold a press conference on his birthday. Otherwise, director of basketball operations Jonathan Dykema said that the Utes expect to receive letters today from all their other recruits.
That list includes guards Jace Tavita of Brighton High School in Sandy and Chris Hines of Klein Forest High School in Houston, forward Josh Sharp of Lone Peak High School in Highland, and center Jason Washburn of Central High School in Battle Creek, Mich.
The USA Today reports that Rivals.com has Washburn ranked 86th in the nation on its list of the Top 150 recruits.
The recruiting service also names Washburn the top incoming center in the Mountain West Conference, though the Utes are ranked only seventh amid "mid-majors" on the strength of their recruiting class -- behind Nevada, Southern Illinois, Xavier, Gonzaga, New Mexico and Memphis.
The lone holdout?
Guard Jordan Cyphers of Southeast High School in Wichita, Kansas, who evidently wants to wait until Friday so he can hold a press conference on his birthday. Otherwise, director of basketball operations Jonathan Dykema said that the Utes expect to receive letters today from all their other recruits.
That list includes guards Jace Tavita of Brighton High School in Sandy and Chris Hines of Klein Forest High School in Houston, forward Josh Sharp of Lone Peak High School in Highland, and center Jason Washburn of Central High School in Battle Creek, Mich.
The USA Today reports that Rivals.com has Washburn ranked 86th in the nation on its list of the Top 150 recruits.
The recruiting service also names Washburn the top incoming center in the Mountain West Conference, though the Utes are ranked only seventh amid "mid-majors" on the strength of their recruiting class -- behind Nevada, Southern Illinois, Xavier, Gonzaga, New Mexico and Memphis.
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