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2022 Recruiting: JJ Starling
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[QUOTE="Watchdog, post: 4028576, member: 10325"] You sure have to give Boeheim credit for his formula. Long guys who defend well in the zone and do well in the tournament against teams unaccustomed to playing a zone. But, I always wonder if these kids and their handlers do any research about how previous recruits have fared in their college careers, how they've developed or failed to develop in college and their level of success professionally. Of course, they can always look forward to splitting $1 million 12 ways and get on ESPN for a few games in the summer. [/QUOTE]
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