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Saturday / November 23.

Kentucky Jumps Duke for No. 1 in Scout’s 2015 Recruiting Rankings

Mar 18, 2015; Louisville, KY, USA; Kentucky Wildcats head coach John Calipari talks to Kentucky Wildcats guard Andrew Harrison (5) during practice before the second round of the 2015 NCAA Tournament at KFC Yum! Center. Mandatory Credit: Jamie Rhodes-USA TODAY Sports

Once again, John Calipari has reeled in the No. 1 recruiting class in the nation. Credit: Jamie Rhodes-USA TODAY Sports

With the addition of 7-foot Australian big man Isaac Humphries, Kentucky has jumped Duke for the No. 1 spot in Scout’s Class of 2015 recruiting rankings.

Both schools have five recruits for 2015 and both average out at a 4.60 ranking but Kentucky got the nod at No. 1.

For more on what Humphries brings to Kentucky (and point guard Jamal Murray, too) listen to Brad Johnstin and Fran Fraschilla on The 4 Quarters Podcast.

Duke was No. 1 in the Scout rankings in 2014, while Kentucky was No. 1 every year from 2009-13.  UCLA in 2008 was the last school other than Kentucky or Duke to be No. 1.

California, whose four-man class includes Ivan Rabb and Jaylen Brown, ranks No. 3.

Arizona, whose four-man group features scoring guard Allonzo Trier, is No. 4.

And LSU, whose three-man class includes potential No. 1 draft pick Ben Simmons, settles in at No. 5.

Washington, Louisville, Texas A&M, Kansas and Marquette round out the top 10, with Marquette the highest-ranked Big East program.

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