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Kentucky Eyeing Hometown Guard Jerone Morton

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Kentucky Wildcats eyeing local guard Jerone Morton for backcourt depth: The unranked recruit from George Rogers Clark High put up impressive stats at Washington State, including 7.8 points per game on 43.8% shooting, 38.7% from three, and 2.6 assists. He shined against Gonzaga, scoring 31 points combined. Mortons visit to Lexington this Friday could secure a homecoming that strengthens their bench.

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Kentucky Eyeing Hometown Guard Jerone Morton

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On April 20, Kentucky Wildcats got two back court spots secured with Alex Wilkins and Zoom Diallo, but they need more depth to build a solid rotation. Now they're eyeing Washington State point guard Jerome Morton, who's set to visit Lexington this Friday. Morton hails from right here in Lexington, coming out of George Rogers Clark High. He was an unranked recruit in the class of 2023, started at Morehead State for two seasons, then transferred to Washington State. His past year, the 6 foot 4, 180 pound guard, put up 7.8 points per game on 43.8 percent. Shooting, including 38.7 from 3, with 2.6 assists and 1.9 boards in 25 minutes. He lit it up against Gonzaga in two matchups, dropping 31 points combined on 10 of 18 shooting, 5 of 9 from deep plus 6, assists and just two turnovers. Kentucky's still hunting portal gems to round out the back court, so keep an eye on

how Morton's visit shakes out. It could be a homecoming that boosts their bench big time.

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