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There have been rumors that 5-star recruit James Wiseman would be reclassifying to the 2018 class. Those talks have been shut down.
In fact, he has no idea where they started.
“I have no clue,” Wiseman told SEC Country. “I just looked on Twitter, and they were talking about that. It was crazy.”
Wiseman, a 6-foot-11 power forward from Memphis East (TN), was originally not able to play this season because of the relationship he formed with Penny Hardaway who coached his AAU team and is the head coach at Memphis East, the school to which Wiseman transferred this year. But a temporary restraining order has allowed Wiseman and another teammate to play until their court hearing on Dec. 13.
The crystal ball seems to be in favor of Kentucky, as it gives the Wildcats a 100 percent chance to land Wiseman.
