13-14
1-a 2013 big guy recruit
2-a 2014 guard recruit
3-samuel(fr)-g
4-facey(fr)-pf
5-brimah(fr)-c
6-leon(so)-pf/sf
7-nolan(so)-pf
8-omar(so)-sg
9-boat(jr)-pg
10-dd(jr)-sf
11-allen(jr)-pg
12-gif(sr)-sf
13-olander(sr)-pf/c
I'm not going to argue with you about Napier or Wolf. I don't know what Napier is thinking and I don't know what the result will be for Wolf.
I agree that it could happen where UConn does recruit one-two more player for 2013, that would not be ideal, unless the player was a good player. Right now UConn has one open scholarship, not including Napier or Wolf's. Allen's is a one year deal, they just haven't been able to replace him. He will go back to being a walkon when they do.
The team only has 10 scholarship players this year (eleven with Allen).
Going by your list above:
Freshman:
1 - Samuel - freshman guard - Taking Evans scholarship
2 - Facey - freshman forward - Taking one lost to NCAA
3 - Brimah - freshman center - Taking one lost to NCAA
Sophomores:
4 - Tolksdorf - sophomore forward
5 - Nolan - sophomore forward
6 - Calhoun - sophomore guard
Juniors:
7 - Daniels - junior forward
8 - Boatright - junior guard
Seniors:
9 - Olander - senior center / forward
10 - Giffey - senior forward / guard
11 - open scholarship / Allen
12 - open scholarship / Wolf
13 - open scholarship / Napier
Even if they bring in two more kids for 2013, there is no telling what that means. Could grab another kid like Evans who won't eat a 2014 scholarship up, could grab someone like Kendall Harris who is very good anyway.
If they get two reaches that are true freshman, that would be a big mistake. I don't think they do that, they have put too much work into 2014 and 2015 to do that.
There is also the possibility that Daniels or Boatright leave early for the NBA.
Either way 3 is the minimum for 2014.