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Cade Cunningham Includes OSU in Top 5
The Cowboys are still firmly in the mix to land the five-star phenom.
On Thursday evening, super recruit — and reported Oklahoma State lean — Cade Cunningham whittled his list of schools from 10 down to five, and the Cowboys are still firmly in the mix.
Cade Cunningham cuts his list down to 5 schools!
Florida
Kentucky
North Carolina
Oklahoma State
Washington pic.twitter.com/P2k2rgV15Z— Texas BasketballNews (@TexasBBallNews) August 1, 2019
That means Duke, Kansas, Virginia, Texas, and Memphis are out after being included in Cunningham’s top 10 that he dropped in May, and that the Pokes are theoretically one step closer to landing the No. 2 player in the 2020 class according to 247Sports.
Cunningham is a generational talent who some have predicted could be the No. 1 pick in the 2020 NBA Draft if he were eligible. He just helped lead USA’s U19 team to a gold medal in Greece, along with OSU point guard Isaac Likekele, and his brother Cannen was recently added to Mike Boynton’s staff.
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