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[QUOTE="Doctor Hoop, post: 2205598, member: 6845"] All recruits/injury red shirts are really unknowns until they perform/develop. The ones we've got have the potential to be quite good, if they work hard. For 2018-19 it's better to assess guys like Carlton, Polley, Whaley, Diarra after this year, not now. They are unknowns now, and may be flotsam. But they may turn out to be much better than expected. Very few schools are getting "can't miss " prospects. And even some of those miss. [/QUOTE]
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