4-star wing Kaden Cooper announces top 10 schools
Class of 2023 four-star prospect Kaden Cooper tells On3 he’s down to ten schools: Gonzaga, Oklahoma, Oklahoma State, LSU, Kansas State, Kansas, Texas, Alabama, Memphis, and Georgia Tech.
The 6-foot-5, 180-pound prospect from the Atlanta (Ga.) The Skill Factory also received offers from UCLA, Iowa, Missouri, UConn, Houston, and others. Cooper is originally from Ada, Oklahoma.
According to the On3 Consensus, Cooper ranks as the No. 51 overall prospect in the 2023 class. On3’s evaluators are even higher on Cooper, ranking him 38th nationally. He’s also ranked as the No. 9 small forward and No. 5 in the state of Georgia.
As of this writing, Cooper has visited both Gonzaga and Oklahoma officially. He says he’s looking to set up future visits with Texas, LSU, and Kansas but dates haven’t been scheduled yet.
Kaden Cooper talks schools
Gonzaga: “The visit went great and they made me feel at home. I love the way they have their schedule set up for the players to make it adjustable to them.”
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Oklahoma: They’re in Oklahoma which would make me a hometown kid. I feel like they want to develop me at a fast pace and a high level.
Kansas: “They love my play style and they would feature me as more of one and three. They also play hard and it would be exciting to see what someone like Kansas could bring to the table.”
LSU: “The LSU coaches and I have a really great bond and I’ve had a great time understanding how they see me and what they expect from me, which is to come in a kill. Talking about their visit is an exciting thing.”
Texas: “Texas has had players like me before. Even without a visit I know what they want and have in mind for my future. They produce at a high level and get up and down the floor at a fast pace.”