Coach Pursues Hot Local Star, Too
One recruiting note we forgot to mention earlier in the week, amid coach Jim Boylen's travel to check out prospects Alex Dragicevich and Steven Baird ... Boylen also made his way down south a week ago to take his swings at Kyle Collinsworth of Provo High School.
The highly regarded 6-foot-6 guard for the top team in Class 4-A has been impressing more and more scouts lately, and reportedly has offers from the three big in-state schools along with Washington State. Coaches from Wake Forest also attended a recent game, and came away impressed.
All of which figures to make it tough for the Utes to land a guy who some are calling a stronger prospect than Lone Peak's Tyler Haws, and whose brother played for rival Brigham Young before departing on an LDS Church mission. But you don't win if you don't play, right?
The highly regarded 6-foot-6 guard for the top team in Class 4-A has been impressing more and more scouts lately, and reportedly has offers from the three big in-state schools along with Washington State. Coaches from Wake Forest also attended a recent game, and came away impressed.
All of which figures to make it tough for the Utes to land a guy who some are calling a stronger prospect than Lone Peak's Tyler Haws, and whose brother played for rival Brigham Young before departing on an LDS Church mission. But you don't win if you don't play, right?
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