- Joined
- Sep 2, 2011
- Messages
- 1,394
- Reaction Score
- 15,088
I didn't want to further clutter up a thread on an individual recruit. The skinny: 2 spots open. Martin likely committing today. A wink from Matrim re Nolley. A cryptic message from Chief that he chose to put in the Sanogo thread for a reason. NCAA likely deferring immediate transfer eligibility for a year. Lack of spring classes for 2020 seniors and potential reclass players potentially threatening their immediate academic eligibility, (not thinking Jackson or Ferguson). Most other targets/potential targets spoken for. Doubts about Martin offset by trust in Hurley remarks in other threads. Nolley 3 years eligibility but perceives himself as a pro sooner per reports. Martin 2 years eligibility. Nolley & Martin as a duo means a short roster for next season, but built in replacements for any defection to the pros by Bouknight or Jackson at the end of next season. Good news on Sanogo could mean as a reclass to 2020, or, as our first 2021 commitment. Martin & Nolley have some overlap, but at a versatile position. What's your call?
My preferences are also influenced by the fact that I'm not very excited about 2021 recruits but I love lots of 2022 kids and want 5 scholarships available somehow for that year. Clingan (C), karaban (F), 3 guards from amongst (Zion Cruz, Kyle Cuffe Jr, Corey Floyd, Elijah Perkins, Javonte Bowman), with Riley Mulvey (C) if we miss on Clingan.
I also am not very interested in adding 2 players that sit out 2020-2021 AND shorten the number of scholarship available for the 2022 class.
Therefore, I want Martin immediately eligible to give us depth this year, cushion re Bouknight, and frees up the 2022 scholarship. It doesn't seem it will play out that way in terms of eligibility so I also want Sanogo as an impact 2020-2021 player, and would thus have to forego Nolley that I like better than Martin. I would still be crossing my fingers that Sanogo becomes academically eligible for next year. A scenario of both Martin and Nolley with Sanogo for 2021is better, especially if we have any shot at getting 1 eligible for next season.
My preferences are also influenced by the fact that I'm not very excited about 2021 recruits but I love lots of 2022 kids and want 5 scholarships available somehow for that year. Clingan (C), karaban (F), 3 guards from amongst (Zion Cruz, Kyle Cuffe Jr, Corey Floyd, Elijah Perkins, Javonte Bowman), with Riley Mulvey (C) if we miss on Clingan.
I also am not very interested in adding 2 players that sit out 2020-2021 AND shorten the number of scholarship available for the 2022 class.
Therefore, I want Martin immediately eligible to give us depth this year, cushion re Bouknight, and frees up the 2022 scholarship. It doesn't seem it will play out that way in terms of eligibility so I also want Sanogo as an impact 2020-2021 player, and would thus have to forego Nolley that I like better than Martin. I would still be crossing my fingers that Sanogo becomes academically eligible for next year. A scenario of both Martin and Nolley with Sanogo for 2021is better, especially if we have any shot at getting 1 eligible for next season.