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    • Kentucky, Recruiting

    NEW YORK – Kentucky assistant Tony Barbee was the latest high-profile coach to pass through the historic hallways of Archbishop Molloy High School on Wednesday.

    Barbee came to watch 7-foot-1 Class of 2018 big man Moses Brown and 2019 point guard Cole Anthony, the son of former NBA point guard Greg Anthony.

    “[Barbee] didn’t offer them,” Molloy assistant John Magna said Thursday by phone. “He said he’d be back in contact with them. He was on the phone with Cal [Kentucky coach John Calipari] the whole time.”

    Louisville coach Rick Pitino, Maryland’s Mark Turgeon, Florida’s Mike White, St. John’s Chris Mullin and Kansas’ Norm Roberts are just some of the coaches who have recently come through the school that produced Kenny Smith, Kenny Anderson and Russ Smith.

    Louisville

    NEW YORK – Louisville head coach Rick Pitino and assistant Kenny Johnson headlined a group of coaches who watched 7-foot-1 Class of 2018 big man Moses Brown and his Archbishop Molloy teammates on Thursday during an open gym.

    Florida head coach Mike White and assistant Dusty May, as well as assistants from UConn, Indiana and Miami were also in the gym for Brown, 2018 wing Khalid Moore and 2019 point guard Cole Anthony.

    Brown, who runs with New Heights on the Under Armour circuit, is ranked 19th on ESPN’s Top 60 for the Class of 2018. Kansas, UConn, Arizona, Florida, Louisville, Maryland, Michigan, Minnesota, Oklahoma State, Seton Hall, St. John’s, UCLA and USC have all offered.

    He has visits set to Maryland (Oct. 1), Florida (Oct 15) and Indiana (Oct. 22). He also plans to see Louisville at some point.

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