Former 5-Star PG Ryan Harrow Transferring to Kentucky from N.C. State

• Azubuike24

  

  http://kentucky.rivals.com/content.asp?CID=1225522
  
  Harrow was the 19th overall rated player coming out of the 2010 class.
  
  http://rivals.yahoo.com/Kentucky/football/recruiting/rankings/rank-rivals150/2010
  
  Depending if the lock out prompts a rule change with how long guys stay, this is probably the UK starting point guard next year. What would be #6 under Calipari after Teague makes it #5 this year. Teague is probably a top 5-10 pick, and at this point Harrow is a long way off, but the highlights of this kid are sick and he's much needed to bring in the mix and be ready for next year.
  
  Kentucky beat out Louisville, Georgia and Texas for his services after Harrow transferred from N.C. State following the departure of Sidney Lowe. He had favored Connecticut early on, and just recently considered St. John's, but after his visits to UGA, UK and UL, he cancelled his other visits and committed. He will have three years of eligibility remaining.
• Writerbuckeye

  

  Kentucky obviously pays better than NC State.
• Azubuike24

  

  It looks like transfers from the ACC, in-particular, the state of North Carolina may become a theme. Word is former Wake Forest center and 5-star recruit Tony Woods will transfer to Kentucky. Unlike Harrow, Woods would be eligible next season.
  
  Some might know his story, and I'm very suspect bringing him in. However, I don't have any reason not to trust Coach Cal. at this point.
• sportswizuhrd

  There sure are a lot of transfers this off-season. More so than usual or so it seems.
  
  http://collegehoopsupdate.com/html/transfer_search.php
  
  BTW, Azu, thank you for sharing the link to that site on another thread(I believe it the was the early entrant thread), I now visit it a lot.