Recruiting
Brad Underwood Needs to Start Recruiting This Kid Now
It’s never too early to start recruiting young guys with potential next-level talent, and perhaps the Cowboys should keep an eye on this insane sophomore point guard prospect, Jordan McCabe – AKA “White Chocolate” – from Kaukauna, Wisconsin. McCabe is a 5-foot-10, 155-pound prospect who has already garnered offers from West Virginia, Wisconsin, Missouri, and others.
Just check out some of this clip!
They call him the ‘next White Chocolate’, but baller @JordanMcCabe5 is so much morehttps://t.co/GHFbA8Cpsn
— Bleacher Report (@BleacherReport) March 24, 2016
It’s probably a little too early for Underwood to realistically start looking ahead to 2018. He’s probably trying to finish out his 2016 class and maybe take a peak towards 2017, but regardless – this guy has some serious handles and could be fun to keep an eye on down the road.
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