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We're obviously the best program on that list. Let's lock him up.
We are, but we offer the least clear path to playing time. For some kids that matters quite a bit.We're obviously the best program on that list. Let's lock him up.
If he can shoot the ball as advertised, he will get plenty of playing time here.We are, but we offer the least clear path to playing time. For some kids that matters quite a bit.
Fingers crossed.
If he can shoot the ball as advertised, he will get plenty of playing time here.
http://zagsblog.com/recruiting/myles-powell-cuts-to-5-schools/
Guess pitt leads. I was wrong a few weeks back
Or you weren't, and he's changed his mind.
Started around 15 years ago and has only gotten better and better, New England prep ball is the best in the country.South Kent...that seems positive.
By the way, I haven't lived in Connecticut for over 10 years. When did all these CT prep schools start drawing major recruits? Was it always this way?
It's interesting, it seems to me as though the NYC talent pipeline has cooled down over the last 5-10 years compared to where it was in the 80/90s and now the NE prep scene has taken its spot in producing pros recently.Started around 15 years ago and has only gotten better and better, New England prep ball is the best in the country.
2017 class has some really good players from NYC though. Diallo, Bamba, Nick Richards, and Jordan Tucker, who is from White Plains but that's right near NYCIt's interesting, it seems to me as though the NYC talent pipeline has cooled down over the last 5-10 years compared to where it was in the 80/90s and now the NE prep scene has taken its spot in producing pros recently.

In what way? I never thought of Pitt as a place for shooters.He does have a game that I somewhat associate with Pitt Basketball.
In what way? I never thought of Pitt as a place for shooters.
I'm just thinking slower bigger guards. Lavance Fields popped into my head.In what way? I never thought of Pitt as a place for shooters.
Can I get a amen?If Pitt is in the lead it tells me the young man cares about academics first and foremost. At Pitt he knows the season will over weeks before final exams, leaving him plenty of time to study. He won't be distracted by games in April or pesky Sports Illustrated photo shoots or long days of repetitive "how does it feel to be a champion?" Interviews. And Pitt is a top flight publuc school.
Of course at Uconn he can play the entirety of March, win titles, appear on the cover of SI and still get a top-flight education. But i digress.
Pitt's got a couple of smallish guards in for visits over the next couple of weeks - we'll see what happens there.
I don't like the statement about being over recruited. We are the most likely school on that list where that could happen. Of course, if you play well enough that is less likely to happen.
Right. It is interesting that they worry about that. Just play well enough that he can't take you off the floor.It's coaching malpractice not to recruit over people. The best kids play, the kids who don't either work harder to get minutes or go someplace else. How many times has Ollie said he was recruited over every year he was at UConn? Cream rises.
I graduated from a prep school, The Gunnery in 2001. (I know that's a long time ago for some of the younger BYers) It was and continues to be a not very good basketball school, however my senior year we had a few players go D1 (one guy I know went to LaSalle and transfer to St. Bonaventure).Started around 15 years ago and has only gotten better and better, New England prep ball is the best in the country.