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Verbal Commits is not affiliated with any university in any way, further all content on Verbal Commits is for news purposes only. Brycen Hopkins, the new addition to the Los Angeles Rams' tight end room, talks with Sarina Morales to discuss his first days as a Ram, what he hopes to bring to the Rams' offense, and which of the team's 2020 matchups he is most looking forward to. Any and all usage of university trademarks, wordmarks and logos are purely for identification purposes. All other trademarks mentioned herein are the property of their respective owners. By KEVIN McNAMARA No shock here but Chicago schoolboy hoop star Bryce Hopkins has picked a college and hes joining John Caliparis program at Kentucky.

Trademarks - Verbal Commits,, and the Verbal Commits Logos are trademarks and property of Orange Wolf LLC. Former Kentucky forward Bryce Hopkins, who entered the transfer portal on April 7, will transfer to Providence, he announced Monday.

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Illinois only has one or two scholarships remaining at the present moment, so it will be interesting to see if they take themselves out of the race by landing somebody else.

Illinois has the appeal of playing close to home, while Providence probably did the best job in this recruitment coming out of high school before Kentucky swooped in. I’d imagine this is a two way battle between the Friars and the hometown school of Illinois. Having Henton on stuff is an ideal blueprint for how he can develop as a collegiate athlete. He can then make that transition to be more physical off the bounce against the 3’s that are guarding him on the perimeter. Hopkins could benefit from another offseason in a strength and conditioning program to transform himself into a bruising undersized 4. I don’t expect Hopkins to make that leap, but I could see him averaging 10-12 points and 5 rebounds wherever he lands next year. He transferred to UCLA and averaged 16 points the following year. Juzang was pretty much a non-factor at Kentucky his freshman year, averaging 3 points a game.

Hopefully he’s a guy the Friars can land this time around.īefore people scratch their heads around taking a guy who averaged 2 and 1 in his freshman year, recall that Hopkins was a borderline 5 star recruit. Those are the two spots where the Friars need to replenish the roster the most, so there’s certainly more opportunity. He’s a guy that you could play at the 3 or the 4 position, so he has versatility. John Calipari April 7, 2022Īlthough he averaged 2.1 ppg and 1.4 rpg in his lone season at Kentucky, he would be an impact get for the Friars. I’m proud of Bryce for not only being a great teammate, but he came to the gym ready to work and be the best he could for us each and every day. Bryce didn’t have a ton of opportunity on Kentucky in his first year but he showed just how good he can be against LSU last year.īryce is an exceptional kid and as we always do, we will support him and his family in their decision. Hopkins has also started to develop an outside shot, which only makes him more of a mismatch. If you didn’t read our write ups about him last offseason Hopkins is a 6-6 big body forward that has the ability to attack the basket and work on the offensive glass. Now a year later he’s looking for a new opportunity and it could reside in Friartown.

We wrote about his recruitment coming out of high school here ( ).

#BRYCE HOPKINS PC#

PC heavily recruited Hopkins out of Fenwick High School in Chicago before he ultimately committed to Kentucky.

If you follow the Providence recruiting trail, Bryce Hopkins should be a familiar name. Today, we extend our focus to another interested portal candidate: Kentucky wing Bryce Hopkins. Yesterday, we posted a detailed breakdown of South Carolina transfer Devin Carter ( ).