Every handful of years, the city of Louisville produces a high-caliber basketball recruit with a high division one ceiling; the previous standout (outside of D’Angelo Russell) was Ballard High School alumni Quentin Snider, who went on to play a significant role over his four-year career for the Louisville basketball program. In today’s setting, there are a couple of prospects throughout Jefferson County that show a lot of promise, but one in particular is starting to see his stock soar.
Last season, Kaleb Glenn appeared in 35 games as a freshman, averaging 13.5 PPG (state-leading 74 percent from the field) and 10.