Kentucky signees Keldon Johnson and Tyler Herro were selected to compete in the Classic, with point guard Immanuel Quickley just missing the cut.
We got to see Johnson two weeks ago at the McDonalds All-American Game, but for Herro, this is the first time the Big Blue Nation will be able to see him compete against elite competition on national television.
And you should be excited.
You see, when Tyler Herro committed, everyone got excited because he averaged 30-plus points per game and shot 44-percent from three this past year. It’s no secret the 2017-18 Wildcats struggled at times to score the ball, specificially from the perimeter.