Two potential talents have caught the attention of Mark Madsen and the California Golden Bears, as they seek to fill the gaps left by recent decommitments.
One of the potential recruits is Braeden Smith, an outstanding guard from Colgate who has recently visited Davidson and is scheduled to visit Washington, Gonzaga, and Cal in the coming week. As the Patriot League Player of the Year, Smith brings a wealth of skills to the table, having achieved impressive stats in points, rebounds, assists, and steals during his time with Colgate.
Another player on the radar is Mike Sharavjamts, a local talent from the Bay area. The 6’8″ San Francisco transfer is renowned for his scoring ability and remarkable playmaking skills, making him a sought-after recruit. His visit to Cal comes as a twist in his recruitment process, as he was previously linked to other schools such as Saint Mary’s, Illinois, and Utah.
The competition is undoubtedly fierce, with other prominent schools vying for the attention of these talented players. However, Cal’s inclusion in the list of potential visits is a positive sign and indicates the team’s competitiveness in the recruiting landscape. As enthusiasts, we can only hope that the visits yield positive outcomes and bring these talented recruits a step closer to joining the Bears on the court.
In the ever-changing landscape of college basketball recruitment, keeping tabs on potential recruits is both exciting and crucial for the team’s success. As we await further developments, the anticipation of new additions to the Cal basketball roster adds an element of intrigue to the upcoming season.
Stay tuned for more updates on the California Golden Bears basketball programme as we continue to navigate the world of college sports recruitment.