Robert Dillingham announced his commitment to Kentucky on Friday.

Dillingham is currently ranked as the No. 5 recruit in the 2023 class by ESPN.

"If you put in the work at Kentucky and Coach Cal thinks you are good enough to make it, then it will happen for you," Dillingham told ESPN. "When I visited Kentucky, it was incredible. They explained everything. The basketball, academics, strength and conditioning, NIL."

Dillingham originally committed to NC State, though he reopened his recruitment last March.

Dillingham gives Kentucky their second top-30 guard in the class, alongside Reed Sheppard. 

John Calipari added K.T. Turner to round out his coaching staff with the Kentucky Wildcats.

Turner, who has almost 20 years of experience, was an associate head coach at Oklahoma last season under Porter Moser.

"K.T. has done an excellent job of recruiting Texas, which has always been good to us, and has a terrific ability to connect with young people," released Calipari in a statement.

Turner replaces Jai Lucas, who left for Duke, on Calipari's staff.

Shaedon Sharpe has announced he will remain in the 2022 NBA Draft.

Sharpe is expected to be a high lottery pick despite not playing in any games at Kentucky. Sharpe was the No. 1 ranked player in his high school class.

First and foremost, through God’s blessings, it has been a privilege to attend the University of Kentucky.

Thank you #BBN for your support during my time with @kentuckymbb - With the positive feedback I’ve received I will be remaining in the NBA Draft.

— Shaedon Sharpe (@ShaedonSharpe) June 1, 2022