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Cason Wallace, 2022 five-star, commits to Kentucky

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Cason Wallace, a 6-foot-3 combo guard out of Richardson (Texas) Richardson has committed to Kentucky basketball for the class of 2022, a source told On3.

Wallace is the Wildcats’ fourth commitment of the class. He joins five-stars Shaedon Sharpe, Chris Livingston, and Skyy Clark. Kentucky’s 2022 recruiting class is now complete.

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The Kentucky Wildcats now have the No. 1 ranked recruiting class in 2022.

Wallace, the No. 2 combo guard in the class, ultimately chose UK over Texas, Tennessee, and UTSA. He also received offers from Arkansas, Auburn, Baylor, amongst others.

Scouting Report on Wallace

On3’s Senior National Recruiting Analyst Gerry Hamilton had this to say about Cason Wallace:

“Cason Wallace plays both ends of the floor better than anyone in the 2022 cycle. He always guards the opponent’s best player at the high school level, then turns around and runs a state-ranked team. His competitive fire is not matched by many. As his offensive game has expanded on the perimeter, he’s ascended to be a top 10 player in the country. His work and improved confidence from the three-point line is clearly evident. He’s got a wiry strong frame that can absorb contact, and stay under control to finish. Doesn’t make the wow play with the ball, but makes the correct play a very high percentage of the time. Makes free throws. Wants the ball when it matters most. Will guard multiple positions at the next level. Plays as well without the ball, as with the ball. Both quick enough and fast enough. Uses all his athletic gifts to make winning plays. High IQ player. Will understand how to fit in well at the next level, and beyond. Makes a team better every day when the cameras aren’t rolling. Understands the process for maximizing his talent.”