While I agree with throwing somebody a bone, I don't know how the Big 10 rules holding scholarships for 4 years restricts you from doing this.It could get a little deeper.....
1. I am always a fan of HS 4 year players, but it is March 23rd...who is left on the board?
2. Grad transfers....really don't like this. Realisticly player not coming to play in NCAAs. Will a player come here to be a backup? Don't want a guy solely looking for numbers for a professional career (see JJ Moore)
3. Transfers...we are EARLY in the game here. Get a zero in '18-'19, but zero could be better than a 4 year player that may not be good enough to be a rotation player. I see why the Kiss thing happened. i wasn't happy with ZEROES this year, but.... SEE #1 and #2
4. Leave the spot open (throw Nathan a 1 year bone?)
Id be curious if Marques Townes of Loyola Chicago would be interested in grad transferring to RU. He graduates in May and shoots 40% from 3, is 6’4 can play the wing, from Edison and has a bunch of friends on the football team at RU, i see all the guys shouting him out on social media. Also very likely his coach is headed on outta there after the tourney
Optimally for me, Corey stays, Strickland and Hyatt come on board, and Hyatt reclasses to 2018
There's a big difference between things happening ad people making snarky, douche comments, about student-athletes. [cheers]
Works for meOptimally for me, Corey stays, Strickland and Hyatt come on board, and Hyatt reclasses to 2018
We will take himId be curious if Marques Townes of Loyola Chicago would be interested in grad transferring to RU. He graduates in May and shoots 40% from 3, is 6’4 can play the wing, from Edison and has a bunch of friends on the football team at RU, i see all the guys shouting him out on social media. Also very likely his coach is headed on outta there after the tourney
I assumed "professional opportunities" meant get a real job. Seriously, that's what I was thinking.
Yeah, but he's also the one that brought them on board in the first place and those were big mistakes. Have to be fair.Amazing how a good coach makes things work out
Id be curious if Marques Townes of Loyola Chicago would be interested in grad transferring to RU. He graduates in May and shoots 40% from 3, is 6’4 can play the wing, from Edison and has a bunch of friends on the football team at RU, i see all the guys shouting him out on social media. Also very likely his coach is headed on outta there after the tourney
Yes. Bullock was worth a shot. Have no idea how anyone could have given Souf a ride.Yeah, but he's also the one that brought them on board in the first place and those were big mistakes. Have to be fair.
Id be curious if Marques Townes of Loyola Chicago would be interested in grad transferring to RU. He graduates in May and shoots 40% from 3, is 6’4 can play the wing, from Edison and has a bunch of friends on the football team at RU, i see all the guys shouting him out on social media. Also very likely his coach is headed on outta there after the tourney
Couldn't disagree more on Bullock.Yes. Bullock was worth a shot. Have no idea how anyone could have given Souf a ride.
Fixing a mistake is important for a coach to do
Yes. Bullock was worth a shot. Have no idea how anyone could have given Souf a ride.Yeah, but he's also the one that brought them on board in the first place and those were big mistakes. Have to be fair.
Fixing a mistake is important for a coach to do
You understand that your perfect 20/20 hindsight makes you sound like a jackass right? Nobody wanted eugene. At the time, lots of local reporter's were saying bullock was a good pickup.Couldn't disagree more on Bullock.
Yeah, but he's also the one that brought them on board in the first place and those were big mistakes. Have to be fair.
You don't have a freaking clue, pal. Do I look like a local reporter? We took a stocky 6-3/6-4 high school player with no decent (any?) D1 offers in the Spring of his senior year who did not have a natural college position. If he played for North Warren H.S. no one would've said it was a good pickup. "They" said it was good to try to create inroads with his high school. My opinion has always been that you don't throw away valuable scholarships to create relationships or in the faint hopes that in 2 years his 5 start buddy MIGHT join us for one year. I watched ONE open practice his freshman year and posted on this board that he would never make any contribution for which I got completely ripped for.You understand that your perfect 20/20 hindsight makes you sound like a jackass right? Nobody wanted eugene. At the time, lots of local reporter's were saying bullocks was a good pickup.
Id be curious if Marques Townes of Loyola Chicago would be interested in grad transferring to RU. He graduates in May and shoots 40% from 3, is 6’4 can play the wing, from Edison and has a bunch of friends on the football team at RU, i see all the guys shouting him out on social media. Also very likely his coach is headed on outta there after the tourney
Actually they weren't mistakes....they were necessary short term plays that in a perfect scenario, Bullock was what Eugene turned into.........what is or would be the mistake is compounding it, by sticking with this same game plan for another year....no recruiting rebuild is perfect and Bullock was a bridge towards potentially landing Naz Reid.....was certainly worth the risk....Souf impacted nothing on count of 13, as a 1 year stop here.
but why...his team is on the verge of the final 4 and they are mostly coming back next year with more high expectations, so why come here and 99.9% chance of not going back to the NCAA tourney
because theyre losing 2 starters, most likely their coach, hes from nj, he might want some exposure in a big time conference if he has aspirations of the next level? youre so damn pessimistic that even the thought of something good has your panties in a bunch hahabut why...his team is on the verge of the final 4 and they are mostly coming back next year with more high expectations, so why come here and 99.9% chance of not going back to the NCAA tourney
Now based on our previous history, we should expect to see Bullock and Souf in next year's NCAA tournament.
Again, your perfect 20/20 hindsight makes you sound like a jackass. And what 'they' were talking about was how bullock was matching up with 5 star recruits in h.s. games. Would've loved to get your scouting report on eugene.You don't have a freaking clue, pal. Do I look like a local reporter? We took a stocky 6-3/6-4 high school player with no decent (any?) D1 offers in the Spring of his senior year who did not have a natural college position. If he played for North Warren H.S. no one would've said it was a good pickup. "They" said it was good to try to create inroads with his high school. My opinion has always been that you don't throw away valuable scholarships to create relationships or in the faint hopes that in 2 years his 5 start buddy MIGHT join us for one year. I watched ONE open practice his freshman year and posted on this board that he would never make any contribution for which I got completely ripped for.