An exploration of Langdon Hatton, an Indiana native, while he visits the Hoosiers.
*UPDATED 6:20 PM May 15, 2024*
Bellarmine conveyance During his formal visit to Indiana today, Langdon Hatton made a commitment.
Hatton may be the last member of this outstanding class after Mike Woodson and his coaching staff used the transfer site to reorganize the roster in a calculated manner this spring. The four-player class, which includes committed players Oumar Ballo, Kanaan Carlyle, Luke Goode, and Myles Rice, is ranked by 247Sports.com as the nation’s second-best transfer portal haul, trailing only Arkansas.
Hatton is a Georgetown, Indiana-born 6’10” power forward/center. While playing at North Harrison High School, he frequently ran into Kooper Jacobi of Silver Creek, Eastern Illinois, and Trey Kaufman-Renn of Purdue. North Harrison fell short against Silver Creek in the sectional tournament during Hatton’s junior and senior years.
Kel’el Ware, an Indiana center, is only a few weeks away from becoming an NBA Draft pick in 2024 and living out his ambition. Ware attributes his excellent performance in the physical testing phase of the NBA Combine this week to the Indiana staff.
At the 2024 NBA Combine in Chicago, Indiana sophomore center Kel’el Ware—a projected first-round choice in the NBA Draft—has had an eventful week. Ware is giving NBA scouts and front-office officials a lot to consider only one month before the draft gets underway in Brooklyn. He is probably going to be selected in the first round. This is after he put in strong physical testing earlier this week.
The All-Big Ten Second Team honoree and former Oregon transfer often put up testing results that placed him among the top big men in this year’s draft class. At 6-foot-11.75 without shoes, Ware tied the third-tallest player in the draft with Alexandre Sarr, the likely first overall pick. Among all prospects, Ware’s 9-foot-4.50 standing reach and 7-foot-4.50 wingspan placed third and fifth, respectively.
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