Kentucky will meet with Dayton transfer Koby Brea on Tuesday
The Mark Pope era as the Kentucky Wildcats head coach is heating up this weekend with multiple commitments over the weekend.
However, there are still spots to be filled and potential names to fill those spots are continuing to schedule visits.
On Sunday shortly after Wake Forrest transfer Andrew Carr announced his commitment to Kentucky, it was reported by Matt Norlander that Pope would meet with another big name on Tuesday.
Koby Brea was planning to visit Kentucky before, but those plans changed, and it looked like Brea would end up somewhere other than Lexington.
The plans have now changed again as Norlander reports that Pope will visit with Brea on Tuesday.
Here’s UK lineup (so far) under Pope:
C: Amari Williams (Drexel)
PF: Andrew Carr (Wake)
SF: Otega Oweh (Oklahoma)
SG: Collin Chandler (top-40 frosh)
PG: Lamont Butler (SDSU)UK meeting with Great Osobor (Utah State) this weekend, will visit with Koby Brea (Dayton) Tuesday.
— Matt Norlander (@MattNorlander) April 29, 2024
A big weekend for the Cats could turn into a massive week if things fall the Cats’ way. It will be interesting to see what unfolds in the days ahead.
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