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No. 12 Overall Recruit Jordan Page Picked UConn, And North Carolina Fans Are Stunned

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The biggest news hitting college hoops right now? 5-star small forward Jordan Page made it official, committing to UConn, and Huskies coach Dan Hurley is absolutely killing it with the 2027 recruiting class already. This isn’t just a win, it’s a massive statement from the Huskies, and it means the landscape of future college basketball just got a whole lot more interesting.

UConn Snags a Top Talent, Shocks UNC

Page is no joke, people. He’s ranked as a 5-star prospect, coming in at No. 12 overall and the No. 4 small forward in the entire 2027 class, according to 247Sports’ composite rankings. This dude could play anywhere, and he chose UConn. The big takeaway here is he picked the Huskies over North Carolina, a program with all that history. You know that decision sent shockwaves, especially in Chapel Hill. ESPN’s Jeff Borzello was on it Sunday, reporting the commitment, and you can bet everyone in college basketball took notice.

Dan Hurley’s 2027 Class Is Stacking Up

This commitment from Page isn’t happening in a vacuum either. He’s joining NaVorro Bowman Jr. in what’s shaping up to be a truly loaded 2027 recruiting class for UConn. Coach Dan Hurley is off to an “excellent start” with these guys, and honestly, that’s an understatement. He’s bringing in elite talent, and it shows he’s building for sustained success, not just a one-off run.

This is a massive statement win for the Huskies program. With Page and NaVorro Bowman Jr. now locked in for 2027, Dan Hurley is clearly building something special that every other team in the country needs to watch.

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Originally reported by Bleacher Report.

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