Per this article, Enoch has visited Louisville and Rutgers. He is finishing his semester and making his decisions.
UConn Transfer Steven Enoch to Louisville
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Gotta believe Pike has the guys he wants coming in to replace the guys who are leaving. Not worried at all for the future
This is just another example of the difficulty of out recruiting a elite school like Louisville for a top tier player.Scandals don't stop top tier recruits from choosing a school for college regardless of sport.
Do you have that same or a similar post at the ready for whenever an RU target in either basketball or football lands at another school? Yet you're never present in the threads welcoming an RU commit. I take that back. I saw that you did make some supportive comments in the Kiss commit thread.
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I don't respond to messages for welcoming new commits unless they have some track record as a juco or a transfer .Its interesting that fans get so excited when a recruit commits and then are later trashing the player when he transfers.What I do know is that Rutgers recruiting in all sports needs to be upgraded to successfully compete in the B1G.
So to sum up you dont post to welcome or celebrate RU commits because even when highly regarded they're unproven and there's no telling if they will pan out. Yet when an RU target commits elsewhere its time to lament that RU once again failed to get the next impact player in college sports. Okay gotcha.
I guess eleven straight losing seasons doesn't bother you.There is a segment of the fan base that prefer discussing semantics rather than the won/losss record and what is going to be done to change the staus quo.Top tier recruits have choices outside of NJ and they are exercising that right every recruiting cycle.
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What does that have to do with my point? That being that you claim to never salute RU commits because they havent proven anything at the college level. Yet commits to other programs are also just another example of RU not being able to land top talent. Never mind that they havent proven themselves at this level either.
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