5-Star Guard Darius Adams Reportedly Decommits from Dan Hurley, UConn

Darius Adams, a 5-star combo guard from the high school class of 2025, has decommitted from UConn, per ESPN's Jeff Borzello.

The latest 247Sports Composite list has Adams as the No. 23 overall prospect in his class and No. 4 among combo guards.

Adams, listed as 6'5" and 165 pounds, attends La Lumiere School in La Porte, Indiana. Per 247Sports, he received 20 offers and made visits to UConn, Michigan State, Tennessee and NC State before choosing the Huskies.

Adams was one of four players who had signed a letter of intent with UConn. The other three players are 5-star shooting guard Braylon Mullins, 4-star power forward Eric Reibe and 4-star small forward Jacob Furphy.

The team is also welcoming a pair of transfer guards, Malachi Smith of Dayton and Silas Demary Jr. of Georgia.

The class ranked second in the nation before Adams' decision. As far as why that was made, Aaron Torres of Fox Sports Radio offered some insight.

That may not be a problem at Michigan State, which could very well be a consideration for Adams after he re-opened his recruitment. Michigan State fan Andrew Cumbow provided good insight on the matter.

Regardless, a superstar recruit is now available, and teams should be lining up to inquire about him.