Darryn Peterson Signs with Kansas, Mentored by CJ McCollum

Darryn Peterson, a highly regarded senior combo-guard from Prolific Prep, is set to play in the Boys’ McDonald’s All American Game, showcasing his talent as he averages 30.4 points per game. Peterson, who has signed with the University of Kansas, cites NBA player CJ McCollum as a mentor, with McCollum expressing confidence in Peterson's potential to excel in basketball. Meanwhile, Ross Hodge is preparing to officially become West Virginia's men's basketball coach, generating interest despite his limited head coaching experience. His hiring has been met with praise from industry peers, with an ESPN analyst likening him to the successful Brad Stevens, highlighting Hodge's high basketball IQ and rapport with players. As Hodge transitions to West Virginia, the mood around the team remains optimistic, with speculation about his staff and future plans. The upcoming coaching changes and player developments continue to capture attention in college basketball circles.