Garrett Stutz is getting back to good nights of sleep. The 7-footer from North Kansas City (Mo.) finally knows where he is going to college.

According to The Wichita Eagle, Stutz is headed to Wichita State. The big man made the call to Shockers head coach Gregg Marshall.

The three-star prospect was down to Wichita State, SMU and Kentucky. The Wildcats didn't offer a scholarship. Stutz was busy on the visit trail, making additional stops at Iowa State, Nebraska, Kansas State, Saint Louis and Missouri State.

Stutz told the paper that Kentucky's loss to Gardner-Webb was a sign for him and confirmed his decision.

"I was like 'Wow, I think God's trying to tell me something here,' " Stutz told Paul Suellentrop. "I think that was the final sign. God was leading me to Wichita State."

Stutz joins Texas guard Toure Murry and Clevin Hannah, a junior college point guard from Florida, in the 2008 recruiting class for the Missouri Valley powerhouse.