
DeSean Goode Chooses Miami, Kentucky Misses Out
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DeSean Goode, a highly sought-after power forward, has committed to Miami Hurricanes, leaving Kentucky fans disappointed. Goode, ranked 84th overall and 23rd among power forwards, averaged 15.2 points and 8.7 rebounds per game last season, earning Horizon League Player of the Year. Miamis Jai Lucas, a former Kentucky assistant, secured this key piece for his team. Kentuckys frontcourt remains a concern as they await a decision from Syracuse forward Donnie Freeman and await the visit of seven-foot-five center Gabe Dynes.
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On April 19th, Dishan Good, the 6 foot 8 power forward from Robert Morris, also Kale, just committed to Miami Hurricanes on Sunday evening. Kentucky had him on their radar with a zoom call last week and talks of a visit, but he picked the ACC squad instead. Ranked 84th overall and 23rd among power forwards in the portal, he brings two years of eligibility. Good balled out last season, dropping 15.2 points and grabbing a conference high 8.7 rebounds per game, earning horizon, lead player of the year. That came after a solid freshman year at IU Indy. Miami's Jay Lucas, a former Kentucky assistant who just snagged Coach of the year, honors after a 26 and 9 season, lands a key piece. Kentucky fans feel the sting as this marks another front court miss. Miami also scooped up center, summed to zero, and point guard Akadin Lewis, both of whom eyed the wildcats before. Heavy hitters like Kansas, Michigan, and Louisville chase good too, but the Hurricanes closed
the deal. Earlier that day, Colorado's Sebastian Ronsick picked Florida State over Kentucky interests. Still, Coach Mark Pope's crew leads for Syracuse forward, Donnie Freeman, with a decision looming and 7 foot 5 center gave dines from Southern. California visits Lexington this week. Kentucky's back court looks set with Washington transfer zoomed diallo and firmens Alex Wilkins, but the front court puzzle needs solving fast. All eyes stay locked on Freeman to bolster the bluegrass lineup.
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