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2022 Recruiting: Corey Floyd Jr To UConn

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Beaner said:

Man, is this kid poised. What a wonderful addition.
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Love this kid! Very composed and articulate. Congrats young dawg!

his three main goals at the end

1) National Championship
2) Big East Championship
3) Undefeated

hell yeah sign me up! Let’s go!

edit: he’s also recruiting Clingan... yessir!
 
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NJHoops said:
www.theday.com

Corey Floyd Jr. commits to play for UConn men

UConn received some good news on the recruiting front on Thursday night. Corey Floyd, Jr., a four star guard out of Roselle Catholic High School in New Jersey, committed to the Huskies on his 17th bir...
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From Team Final coach James Johns:
"Relationships go a long way in where you send your kids because you want to be able to trust that people are going to take care of him," Johns said. "There's a level of trust there with coach Hurley. If they offer a kid, and if it's a fit, I'm going to do anything I can to make sure coach Hurley gets him. I just trust him."
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That’s huge, having rock solid relationships with coaches like that. Very impressive quote.
 
This one is for Hurley since he loves his Sylvester Stallone movies.

Happy Lets Go GIF by Rocky
 
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This is from Jerry Meyer of 247Sports earlier today.

How does Corey Floyd Jr. benefit a program like UConn in his first year alongside Jalen Gaffney and Rahsool Diggins?

Hagan @hagannnnnnn

An announcement for either Connecticut or Rutgers is expected today from four-star guard Corey Floyd Jr. Currently three National Analyst from 247Sports, including myself, have Crystal Ball picks for UConn.

Whoever does land Floyd Jr. will be getting a player who should be able to contribute immediately. He has the physical build and strength of a seasoned college player already. Floyd Jr. also has a solidity to his game with his well rounded skill set. He makes good decisions on the court and executes the common play uncommonly well.

I like his shooting stroke, his ability to defend multiple positions and his functional athleticism off two feet in traffic.

Here is my scouting report on him:

Well built and physical guard. Has functional athleticism in traffic. Ideal playing off the ball as a shooter and slasher. Has a reliable shooting stroke. Can attack the basket and finish with either hand. Solid overall ball handler and passer. Rebounds his position well.

247sports.com

Meyer's Mailbag: LSU, Corey Floyd Jr., Brandin Podziemski and more

In this edition of Meyer's Mailbag, I take a look at the recruitments of Corey Floyd Jr., Brandin Podziemski, Charles Bediako, transfer Nimari Burnett and also discuss LSU.
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Highlights from recent hoop group elite camp. You can tell he has a lot more finesse to his game than BA. He can consistently beat good defenders off the dribble and finish. His style of play is closer to Bouk than BA.
 
I’ve always trusted in Dan Hurley! Once UConn chose this man to be our coach and leader going forward I left every decision in his hands and never questioned anything after.
 
Waquoit said:
It's great having a staff that has a plan. It's even better when they have a good plan that's working.
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And, most importantly, when they execute on that plan. Our last coach proved that hope, in fact, is not a plan.
 
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Just hopin' he isn't Kelvin Torbert from Mich St or Paul Harris from SUcks.

I do worry about highly ranked man child shooting guards or combo guards. They have a tendency to peak early and not develop skills needed to succeed at next level.
 
Chin Diesel said:
Just hopin' he isn't Kelvin Torbert from Mich St or Paul Harris from SUcks.

I do worry about highly ranked man child shooting guards or combo guards. They have a tendency to peak early and not develop skills needed to succeed at next level.
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Always a possibility. But Paul Harris WAS a man child as a 20 year-old freshman. At least Floyd seems to have his head screwed on straight. No Paul Harris off-the-court issues to worry about.
 
Could he be a similar college player to ducks his head Rodney Purvis?

And before you kill me, I think Rodney is the type of 2nd scoring option this team could use. Rodney under Hurley excites me more than the Rodney we knew under ollie
 
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Couple quick thought...
1) Covid in the world has been a terrible terrible thing. That being said, in a odd way, it’s really seemed to level the playing field for this staff who doesn’t always do the extra curricular things that other schools do. We’ve been able to be first adopters and identify real gem talent before it blew up, and secure commitments. Some of our “gets” would have been much more difficult w/ a normal season/AAU in my mind. 1000 compliments to staff for an ability to identify talent early.
2) Let’s continue to enjoy Kimani while he’s here. Dudes a rockstar now & a future star (in unfortunately/fortunately, what appears to be the not so distant future)
 
karstenkibbe said:
Curtis Kelly wore #14 before he transferred.
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Kelly was the strangest player. He showed nothing during his time with us he looked uncoordinated at times, had terrible hands, couldn’t score then he transfers to Kansas state and looked like a totally different player, averaging 12 and 6 for a top 10 team.
 
87Xfer said:
This is arguably more exciting than pizza or sandwiches. And that's saying something around here, imo.
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I for one am here for the pizza, sandwich, and stock recommendations first. The basketball related content is just fluff.

But this is cool too, Welcome to the Husky fam Corey!
 
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