Boogie Fland, a projected first-round pick in the 2025 NBA Draft (No. 20 on our latest Aggregate Mock Draft), is quickly making a name for himself as a freshman under John Calipari in his first ...

FAYETTEVILLE — According to Arkansas basketball associate head coach Kenny Payne, point guard Boogie Fland made a 'big statement' Saturday against Baylor. The No. 21 Razorbacks lost to the Bears ...

GAINESVILLE — Johnuel “Boogie” Fland had enough dance moves as a child his mother bestowed a nickname that has stuck. “I liked to dance,” he said. Florida’s 18-year-old sophomore ...

While Fland originally chose Kentucky over Indiana and Alabama, it was the Razorbacks who had emerged as the favorite immediately after Fland announced his decommitment. "Boogie has a high level ...

WHITE PLAINS – Boogie Fland scripted another surprise. Deception is what made the 17-year-old Bronx native a five-star basketball recruit. He’s mastered the art of changing speed and changing ...

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Boogie Fland is Kentucky men’s basketball’s second commit in the class of 2024. He offers a blue print for other players to follow him to Lexington.

Boogie Fland has been one of Indiana coach Mike Woodson's top recruiting priorities in the class of 2024, and the five-star guard recently said he's focused on Indiana, Kentucky and Alabama.

Stepinac’s Boogie Fland (1) drives around Iona’s Joe Wolf (10) during the Crusader Classic at the Westchester County Center in White Plains Jan. 6, 2024.

Boogie Fland is a five-star point guard and top-15 player in the class of 2024, and on Monday he announced his final eight schools for his college decision. Indiana and Mike Woodson made the cut ...

PROVIDENCE, R.I. — Boogie Fland laughed to himself as he thought about the question. It took the standout freshman a long time to come up with an answer for the last time he didn’t start a game.

Boogie Fland is Kentucky men’s basketball’s second commit in the class of 2024. He offers a blue print for other players to follow him to Lexington.