Even with the season less than two weeks away from starting in earnest, it remains forever busy on the recruiting trail. Jalen Terry, a four-star prospect out of the 2020 college basketball recruiting class, has been offered a scholarship by the Louisville Cardinals.

This news was relayed to the human population on the mean streets of Twitter by Rivals and Stockrisers reporter Jake Weingarten. Don't believe me? Well, cynical friend, here's his tweet!

Not only do all reputable recruiting service outlets have Jalen Terry pegged as a four-star caliber player, but most tend to agree he's one of the 50 (or so) best players in the entire 2020 college basketball class.

In turn, obviously, other quality programs are also chasing after the young man's services.

That being said, as highlighted by his wickedly awesome 2019 recruitment class, Chris Mack seems to do more than well on the recruiting trail.

For now, though, the Louisville Cardinals enter the 2019-20 college basketball campaign projected to be one of the very best teams in the country.

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