Kentucky, Louisville Battle for Dynes

0:00On April 24, Kentucky Wildcats and Louisville Cardinals are in a heated showdown for 7-foot-5 center, gave Dines in the transfer portal. Both rivals won his massive size to boost their front court, but on three sports says Kentucky holds the edge right now. Dines started at Youngstown State, where he dominated as the horizon league blocks leader, 2.3 per game as a freshman, 3.1 as a sophomore. He also posted 6.8 points and 5.8 rebounds that second year, shooting nearly 70 percent from the floor. At USC last season, his minutes dropped to about 12 per game, but he still blocked shots at a 1 per game clip and hit almost 80 percent of. His fill goals, he's not chasing big minutes everywhere, just playing to his strengths. Kentucky's taken heat for missing out on other transfers this off season, so landing Dines could flip that script with his ready-to-roll rim. Protection, Louisville would love the upgrade too, especially in-state bragging rights. No decision yet, but this recruitment stays wide open as both squads

1:03push hard for the Big Man's commitment.