Or Italy.
Not coming here. No biggie.
For those in the know, how many more wins would he bring to Rutgers? Is he the kind of player that takes an NIT team to an NCAA team ?
His mom lives in Las Vegas. She is in bad health. There was talk that she would move back to the Midwest, but if she stays in Vegas and Tillman signs with UNLV, he would have a great case for a waiver and immediate eligibility.I just don’t understand the benefit of UNLV over these other P5 programs? If I recall correctly, wasn’t his Vegas-based family member moving?
Or maybe we don’t play the recruiting game the way he wants?His possible visit to St John's is interesting for two reasons.... It shows he's definitely considering relocating to the NYC area but that the Rutgers visit didn't wow him over......
Or maybe he wants to play on a team that made it to the dance last year. By your logic, we should never lose out on a kid against SJU.If Rutgers didn’t wow him, Saint Johns won’t. No campus and a high school gym.
Using your rationale Rutgers would have great difficulty recruiting because of decades of non participation in the NCAA Tournament.Right now Seton Hall is the dominant team in the NJ/NY Metro area.Drew, lots of other teams made it to the NCAA’s. Just saying if I was a good Division 1 player and had plenty of schools after me, I would not consider Saint Johns (or Seton Hall) as a strong possibility. That is just me.
I agree; especially with a proven coach and they are a top 25 team coming into this season. That doesn’t mean we are not going to get there and I think that first post season bid comes this year. That will help but only slightly unless it’s an NCAA bid and not NIT. I think this year will be NIT unless we play near to perfection.Using your rationale Rutgers would have great difficulty recruiting because of decades of non participation in the NCAA Tournament.Right now Seton Hall is the dominant team in the NJ/NY Metro area.Drew, lots of other teams made it to the NCAA’s. Just saying if I was a good Division 1 player and had plenty of schools after me, I would not consider Saint Johns (or Seton Hall) as a strong possibility. That is just me.
Don’t they play their home games in MSG? If so definitely not a high school gym. I know the women play on campus (only college gym I’ve been to that screens fans with metal detectors)If Rutgers didn’t wow him, Saint Johns won’t. No campus and a high school gym.
They play some of their non-conference games in a small on campus gym. Maybe even one or two of their conference games oh, but I'm not 100% sure about thatDon’t they play their home games in MSG? If so definitely not a high school gym. I know the women play on campus (only college gym I’ve been to that screens fans with metal detectors)
Are we going to say that every time we swing and miss on a kid? Because there have been a lot of “no biggies.”Not coming here. No biggie.
Are we going to say that every time we swing and miss on a kid? Because there have been a lot of “no biggies.”
This really is a no biggie. He’s not better than who we have on our team already at the same position. I’d take him, but if I had to choose between him and someone else of equal skill who plays a position of need, id go that route all day long. Remember, he’s most likely a sit out transfer.Are we going to say that every time we swing and miss on a kid? Because there have been a lot of “no biggies.”
Using your rationale Rutgers would have great difficulty recruiting because of decades of non participation in the NCAA Tournament.Right now Seton Hall is the dominant team in the NJ/NY Metro area.
This really is a no biggie. He’s not better than who we have on our team already at the same position. I’d take him, but if I had to choose between him and someone else of equal skill who plays a position of need, id go that route all day long. Remember, he’s most likely a sit out transfer.
I would include Villanova in our regional overview, Seton Hall has been far from dominant.
He most definitely plays a position of need next year. He could be the starting 4 if he came here and we go small at that spot but he's 6'7 and built.This really is a no biggie. He’s not better than who we have on our team already at the same position. I’d take him, but if I had to choose between him and someone else of equal skill who plays a position of need, id go that route all day long. Remember, he’s most likely a sit out transfer.
Hawk , the statement was "right now Seton Hall is the dominant team in the NJ/NY Metro area" and as much as it pains you to admit it you cant change that by now including Nova in the NJ/NY Metro area.
Sju drew 16k plus for 4 msg games lastvyr. Nova a sellout, ours a few hundred shy. They have announced they will play more in msg going forward. Last 2 yrs, the place was packed.They play some of their non-conference games in a small on campus gym. Maybe even one or two of their conference games oh, but I'm not 100% sure about that