Indiana missed out on class of 2024 five-star guard Boogie Fland, who announced his commitment to coach John Calipari and the Kentucky Wildcats on Friday.
Boogie Fland announced his commitment to Kentucky on Friday at Archbishop Stepinac High School in White Plains, N.Y.
He joins a Kentucky recruiting class of 2024 that includes four-star center Somto Cyril, the nation's No. 52 player from Overtime Elite in Atlanta, Ga. Coach John Calipari has been known for landing highly-ranked recruits for years, and he's continued that with Fland, Cyril and a 2023 class that features four players ranked within the top 16.For Indiana, missing out on Fland takes one of its final and most important recruiting targets off the board.
Queen has an official visit scheduled to Maryland this weekend, a school that has been considered the favorite for Queen. It is currently unclear exactly when Queen will announce his college decision.
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