UCLA Basketball: Former Bruins Recruit Continues Shaky CBB Journey

Harbor City, California's own Marcus Adams Jr., a 6'8" freshman small who had been recruited by your UCLA Bruins, among others, has had quite the start to his collegiate hoops career, as Joshua Schulman of Through The Phog details.

Adams, a four-star recruit ranked as the 11th-best prospect in California among his graduating class last year by 247Sports, initially committed to Bill Self's Kansas Jayhawks this spring.

In July, Adams de-committed from Kansas, after spending just one month in Lawrence over the summer. He then latched on with another storied program, Mark Few's Gonzaga Bulldogs, before de-committing from his second NCAA destination a mere 33 days later.

Now, it appears that Adams has found his third college landing spot ahead of his first game.

He announced on his personal Twitter account Saturday that he would be inking a new agreement with the Brigham Young University Cougars.

Will Adams actually suit up for BYU when the Big 12 program's season kicks off on November 6th against Houston Christian?

Time will tell. If things don't work out, he could always re-enter the NCAA's transfer portal yet again and opt for a team that's been interested in him from the jump, and is a bit closer to home, to boot!