College Basketball Recruiting: Milton Doyle Commits to Kansas Jayhawks

By Ryan Resch

Milton Doyle will be joining the Kansas Jayhawks basketball team, head coach Bill Self said Monday.

Self made note that Doyle, 6’4’’, is a great combo guard, and reminds him of Tyshawn Taylor in terms of play style.

“I’m excited for him,” Self said. “He’s got length and reminds me so much of Tyshawn [Taylor], including recruiting in that he committed to FIU, and they had a coaching change and we were fortunate enough to recruit him after that.”

A similar situation occurred after Taylor committed to Marquette, before switching to Kansas after a coaching change was made.

Doyle is bringing a wealth of honors to the Jayhawks, as he was named a Chicago Public League All-State and put up 20 points in the all-star game that followed the honor.

In his senior season, Doyle averaged 19.0 points, 7.0 rebounds, 5.0 assists and 5.0 steals, showing that he does bring a complete game to the court.

“He’s got a lot of upside,” Self said. “He… can certainly play on the ball. He’s also big enough and skilled enough to play off the ball and a very good athlete. I think he’ll give us great depth in our backcourt.”

Doyle will be looking to replace Taylor in the future, who graduated this past season.

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