absolutely not!!...if they didn't want UConn the first time why would UConn want them now? You and I both know that something like that would never happen....
my apologies charliebball. Don't know what came over me, must've been the emotions of seeing ND winapparently you don't appreciate sarcasm
I see you're new here.....check the sarcasm button on the upper right corner of the screen..
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It's always darkest just before dawn. We'll be fine.
When the basketball Gods smile on you and your program, you don't dismiss it, and turn your back. You graciously accept the blessing, and move on.
Still think he should get in touch with Calhoun's foreign agent over there in Africa and see if he can scrounge up a couple of 6'7 shot blockers.When life gives you lemons, you make lemon aide. Given the nature of this year's recruitment class, there's no harm in Geno exploring ALL of the options available to him. He can still come out of this smelling like a rose. He still has lots of time left to procure non top 100 players, as well as graduate players that will be looking to transfer, and would love to play for Geno and can help them next season.
It's way too early to panic. IF....Geno has not brought anyone in by the time classes begin in late August, THEN we can begin to become very concerned. Until then, IN GENO WE TRUST!!!!! He'll put his assistants to work to seek out and find the types of players he wants that are and will be available between now and the regular signing period April 17 - May 15, 2019. Until then, as Aaron Rodgers says....RELAX.
What name specific transfers are you referring to?
You and maybe 5 others have the knowledge to answer this question or maybe this is a question that can only be answered about a specific player.
Either I phrased my post improperly or you misunderstood my wording. I have no disagreement with your above words.
I cannot see Geno taking a one year player especially since he like to take a year to mold his recruits into what he wants.
I'm not sure what you mean; are you saying they all get 29 wins per year?
I'd also check with Megbagor to see if she's interested in a change of scenery.
While I don’t think it’s his preference, Geno has already expressed his willingness to consider graduate transfers in his discussion with the SNY broadcast team.
I understand most of what you are saying. But I do wonder why lemons would need help!When life gives you lemons, you make lemonade. Given the nature of this year's recruitment class, there's no harm in Geno exploring ALL of the options available to him. He can still come out of this smelling like a rose. He still has lots of time left to procure non top 100 players, as well as graduate players that will be looking to transfer, and would love to play for Geno and can help them next season.
It's way too early to panic. IF....Geno has not brought anyone in by the time classes begin in late August, THEN we can begin to become very concerned. Until then, IN GENO WE TRUST!!!!! He'll put his assistants to work to seek out and find the types of players he wants that are and will be available between now and the regular signing period April 17 - May 15, 2019. Until then, as Aaron Rodgers says....RELAX.
But then you did too and edited your post. Good eye.
@Scoop, @oldude. Geno want's at least a year to develop even a transfer--USUALLY. But this isn't a USUAL season of recruiting. Since Geno is not a fool and often pragmatic he MUST look at al options available to him.I'd also check with Megbagor to see if she's interested in a change of scenery.
With Britiany Hunter Geno took a gamble and WON. No she never gave him 40 minutes in a game. But when she was in she gave him all she had, and what she had Geno needed then. Camara, unless the guessers herein are right she will leave by gradation or otherwise not really producing. I hope they are wrong.
