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This would fill a void if all seniors decide to move on. Also went to Putnam Science.
This would fill a void if all seniors decide to move on. Also went to Putnam Science.
Six USF players have transferred within the last 48 hours.
In the departures race, Cinci and Ped State trailing behind USF. Yikes!Six USF players have transferred within the last 48 hours. Currently six scholarship players remain.
I think they overlapped in 16-17.He must have played with Akok at PSA, right?
I would take Yetna over Mitchell any day. Both are solid players, but I personally think Yetna’s ceiling is infinitely higher. With a good coach in a good system I think he has the potential to be something really special. Just one person’s opinion, tho.I remember seeing him play against UConn and he was a monster. Seemed like he could score at will.
I would take him in a minute.
I am not sure how he compares to Tre Mitchell, so anyone else's input would be welcome as to whether one would be better than the other for the needs of the program.
Tre Mitchell is a better player, but also makes him less of a fit since we have Sanogo here. I think you can sell Yetna on playing next to Sanogo which isn't the case with MitchellI remember seeing him play against UConn and he was a monster. Seemed like he could score at will.
I would take him in a minute.
I am not sure how he compares to Tre Mitchell, so anyone else's input would be welcome as to whether one would be better than the other for the needs of the program.
He has one year of eligibility, right? Would still take.I would take Yetna over Mitchell any day. Both are solid players, but I personally think Yetna’s ceiling is infinitely higher. With a good coach in a good system I think he has the potential to be something really special. Just one person’s opinion, tho.
I will admit I have never seen Tre Mitchell play, but I know he was a highly touted recruit out of Suffield.I would take Yetna over Mitchell any day. Both are solid players, but I personally think Yetna’s ceiling is infinitely higher. With a good coach in a good system I think he has the potential to be something really special. Just one person’s opinion, tho.
2. Would get an injury waiver for redshirt in 2020.He has one year of eligibility, right? Would still take.
LOLOLOLOLOL. I think the best part about the Boneyard are the GIFS.
that's was my lasting memory of him before moving to the Big East, was that he was a beast in the paint and defensively.2. Would get an injury waiver for redshirt in 2020.
Still a beast this year. Tried stretching to 3 and that didn't go that well, though. But on the boards and in the paint he's still a monster.
I don't think that's a concrete thing to assume and Yetna would be way ahead of Samson on the depth chart. Sanogo and him might be a little too similar as players, so maybe fit is a concern. But not depth chart.Pure speculation but I would imagine a player of his caliber isn't going to want to come to a program with a talented, crowded frontcourt. I like him as a player but assuming Akok returns to his old self Yetna would likely be the 4th big on the depth chart, depending on how Samson performs.