A 6’4 Vital hopefully.
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6’5 according to Zagoria
Because he’s a top 100 player that plays good defense and is strong with the ball. he has great upside. Being able to add a top 100 player this early in the ‘22 class would be a great thing.
Because some people on here have no idea what they're talking about when describing a recruit.
How then would you describe him?
Don't know, I've never seen him play. Which is why I'm not on here saying just because he's rated around 100 he's a Brendan Adams replacement player. He may end up being that but Hurley seems to have made him a priority recruit so that's good with me. People forget Bouknight was rated like 70. So was Shabazz. So was Boatright.
I think you're completely misinterpreting what people mean when they say he's a Brendan Adams replacement player
Are you going to pretend that there wasn't a little shade attached to the comment in question?
Significantly more athletic than B. Adams.
And thusly.. An upgrade..
Ok got it. I thought people were saying he was only going to be a role player because of his ranking. The comment about why are we getting excited about a Brendan Adams type player seemed to be dissing the kid and I didn’t like that type of tone. I guess I misunderstood. I apologize.
Always thought b adams to be somewhat of an underrated athlete, though.
Again, it’s a handle name."For one thing, when speaking about themselves narcissists frequently “fish” for compliments, validation, approval, etc.. If they’re of the more “vulnerable,” neurotic variety, they get anxious and feel easily hurt or slighted if you fail to heed their invitations to stroke their ego, whereas if they’re the more “grandiose” or character disturbed type, they’ll show their disdain for you if you fail to recognize what they already know to be their greatness."
Sounds about right
Illeism and Narcissism
Contrary to what you might read in political blogs, it isn’t a sure sign of narcissism when people talk about themselves in the third person. The truth is that much clearer clues about someone’s narcissism can be found in how they regard you and the other people in their lives.counsellingresource.com
I’d dislike this if there was a dislike button."For one thing, when speaking about themselves narcissists frequently “fish” for compliments, validation, approval, etc.. If they’re of the more “vulnerable,” neurotic variety, they get anxious and feel easily hurt or slighted if you fail to heed their invitations to stroke their ego, whereas if they’re the more “grandiose” or character disturbed type, they’ll show their disdain for you if you fail to recognize what they already know to be their greatness."
Sounds about right
Illeism and Narcissism
Contrary to what you might read in political blogs, it isn’t a sure sign of narcissism when people talk about themselves in the third person. The truth is that much clearer clues about someone’s narcissism can be found in how they regard you and the other people in their lives.counsellingresource.com
This is one of those cases where I put more stock in his offers than his rankings. Between Hurley prioritizing him and Jay Wright offering after he already released a top-7, I assume the kid can play. Given the late interest by Nova, getting a commitment from him so early before he can gain even more interest would be a huge win.
It wasn't a bad decision in hindsight, Adams was the better college player.
Adams was sucking wind every game by the middle of the first half. Too bad he didn't have a coach that made him get fit.
