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Texas offers 5-star 2023 guard Caleb Foster

The Texas Longhorns became the 11th program to offer 4+-star point guard Caleb Foster when they made the overture on Aug. 29. This offer from the Longhorns is interesting, considering that the Concord (N.C) native had previously cut his list down to Auburn, Charlotte, Clemson, Duke,  Louisville, Stanford, Wake Forest, and Virginia. So it is really hard the see where Texas stands at this point.

Foster is ranked as the 12th best prospect in the nation by 247Sports Composite and No. 19 by 247Sports. Meanwhile, ESPN has the 6-5 point guard rated 12th, and Rivals has him at No. 11.

Here is a scouting report from Brandon Jenkins of 247Sports.

"“Foster is a tough and smart point guard with terrific size for the position. He has a mature floor game which is shown in his court demeanor and savvy. He plays with excellent poise and pace and makes sound decisions with the basketball. He has all the tools needed to run a team. Foster is not explosive off the bounce by any means, but he owns a solid skillset in how he can get where he needs to on the floor and can score from all three levels. He makes open threes and pull-up jumpers alike. His release on his jumper is a tad slow but he knocks down the open long-range jumper with regularity when his feet are set. He additionally has a good acumen for the other side of the ball as he utilizes his frame and plays angles to guard the basketball.”"

Other news:

• Kentucky has reached out to Kamari Lands. Lands, who de-committed from Syracuse two weeks ago, has received offers from Georgia, Arizona State, and Kansas.
• 2022 No. 82 prospect, according to 247Sports Composite, Dominick Barlow, has decided to forego his college eligibility and join Overtime Elite. Barlow held offers from Ohio State, Iowa, Florida, Syracuse, Nebraska, and Kansas, amongst others.

• Bryson Warren, a 5-star 2023 recruit, will forego his final two seasons of high school as well as his entire college basketball career as he will also play for Overtime Elite.  The 6-3 guard averaged 24.1 points, 3.7 assists, 3.5 rebounds, and 2.5 steals per game last year for Little Rock Central.