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Bradyn Paulozzi committed to Syracuse for the 2027 class, picking the Orange over several offers.
Paulozzi cited coach Vince Kehres as a key factor in his decision, highlighting loyalty and defense expertise.
Coach Fran Brown also influenced Paulozzi with his character and approach.
Paulozzi described himself as a high-motor player who never stops working.
Paulozzi will play a hybrid EDGE/linebacker role at Syracuse.
He is the ninth commitment in Syracuse’s 2027 class, ranked 21st nationally by 247Sports.
Paulozzi sent a message to Syracuse fans promising a great, hardworking player.
The Juice Online host Brad Bierman credits Paulozzi with joining Syracuse after a national interest in 2027.
Paulozzi is set to contribute as a hybrid defender in Syracuse’s 2027 class.

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sports15h ago

Girls NCAA Division I Class of 2026 highlights Syracuse, South Florida, and Grambling State commitments.
Boys NCAA Division I Class of 2026 sees commitments to Quinnipiac, North Florida, and UCLA among others.
Complete Class of 2026 list for girls and boys is updated in this week's roundup.
Girls Class of 2027 commitments include Lucy Beahm and Gabrielle Connor signing with universities.
Boys Class of 2027 includes Parker DeLuca moving to Georgetown and Kian Walsh to Princeton.
The roundup lists players across multiple programs and conferences, including Big Ten, ACC, Big 12, and more.
The article invites readers to subscribe for ongoing recruitment updates and decisions.

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sports12h ago

Syracuse is evaluating Appalachian State center Luke Wilson as a potential addition for the 2026-27 roster.
Rothstein cited Wilson's outreach from several programs, including Syracuse, across the transfer portal.
Wilson excelled defensively, earning Sun Belt Defensive Player of the Year and helping App State defend well nationally.
The transfer portal opened April 7 and remains open through April 21, with no immediate commitments required.
Syracuse may seek additional size, potentially a center or versatile forward, for the 2026-27 lineup.
Wilson is listed as a four-star by On3 and as a three-star by 247Sports with center ratings in the national transfer rankings.
Wilson provided notable scoring and rebounding numbers at Appalachian State, contributing 10.7 points and 8.3 rebounds per game.
Appalachian State credited Wilson with helping the team rank highly in defensive metrics nationally.
The transfer portal timeline extends beyond the 21st of April, allowing ongoing evaluation by programs like Syracuse.
Syracuse's 2026-27 roster strategy includes a mix of returnees, prep commits, and transfers.

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Donnie Freeman commits to St. John’s, choosing Rick Pitino over Kentucky.
Freeman was viewed as a top talent during Kentucky’s recruiting, but the move shifted to St. John’s after Pitino’s push.
Freeman’s injury history poses risk but his talent is high upside for St. John’s.
Freeman averaged 16.5 points and 7.2 rebounds last season but played only 23 games due to injuries.
Kentucky offered Freeman around $3 million as they chased a high-value transfer.
The loss adds to Kentucky’s portal‑season challenges as they seek frontcourt targets.
Freeman’s recruitment was one of the most high‑risk, high‑reward targets in the market.
Despite the loss, Kentucky remains in pursuit of other transfers through the portal.
The article notes UConn, Florida, and Tennessee among rivals during Freeman’s recruitment.
The story highlights a late push from Rick Pitino and the St. John’s program.
The report is attributed to 247 Sports' Sydney Cuillier and other voices in the piece.

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