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Ricardo Ledo tripped to UConn Friday and will visit Kentucky and Louisville later this month, as has been previously reported elsewhere.
“[UConn] was good,” said Todd Quarles, Ledo’s AAU coach with the Expressions Elite. “He had a good talk with Coach [Jim] Calhoun.”
The No. 2 shooting guard in the Class of 2012, Ledo will next visit Kentucky Dec. 28 and Louisville Dec. 31. Kentucky hosts Coppin State Dec. 28 and Louisville hosts Kentucky Dec. 31 at the KFC Yum! Center, meaning Ledo will be able to watch both teams at once.
Quarles said the preliminary list for the 6-foot-6 Ledo includes Kentucky, Louisville, Duke, West Virginia, UConn, Syracuse, Pittsburgh, Villanova, Kansas, Florida, Providence and UCLA.
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Ricardo Ledo tripped to UConn Friday and will visit Kentucky and Louisville later this month, as has been previously reported elsewhere.
“[UConn] was good,” said Todd Quarles, Ledo’s AAU coach with the Expressions Elite. “He had a good talk with Coach [Jim] Calhoun.”
The No. 2 shooting guard in the Class of 2012, Ledo will next visit Kentucky Dec. 28 and Louisville Dec. 31. Kentucky hosts Coppin State Dec. 28 and Louisville hosts Kentucky Dec. 31 at the KFC Yum! Center, meaning Ledo will be able to watch both teams at once.
Quarles said the preliminary list for the 6-foot-6 Ledo includes Kentucky, Louisville, Duke, West Virginia, UConn, Syracuse, Pittsburgh, Villanova, Kansas, Florida, Providence and UCLA.
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