Kentucky Basketball hosts recruit DJ Okoth for Big Blue Madness visit
Yahoo Sports • 1 min read • Latest: Sep 7, 2026, 10:15 AM
Last updated Sep 7, 2026

Kentucky Basketball will host five-star small forward DJ Okoth for an unofficial visit on October 2. The prospect is scheduled to be on campus during the Big Blue Madness event. Okoth, who attends high school in Bartlett, Tennessee, is currently ranked as a top small forward nationally and was named the TSSAA Class 4A Mr. Basketball last season. The Kentucky staff extended a scholarship offer to Okoth on July 21. Beyond his trip to Lexington, the recruit has scheduled unofficial visits to Tennessee for October 16 and Vanderbilt for November 14. He holds nearly 20 scholarship offers from various programs.
- •DJ Okoth is scheduled for an unofficial visit to Kentucky on October 2.
- •The visit coincides with the Big Blue Madness event.
- •Okoth is a 6-foot-6 forward currently playing at Bartlett High School.
- •He earned TSSAA Class 4A Mr. Basketball honors during his sophomore season.
- •Additional visits are set for Tennessee and Vanderbilt in October and November.
- 10:15 AMYahoo Sports — Kentucky Basketball to host 5-star recruit DJ Okoth during Big Blue Madness weekend
"Kentucky target DJ Okoth will be on an unofficial visit the weekend of Big Blue Madness on Oct 2.
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