It’s one or the other right? They’re like the same player...Also there to see Jackson.
They have very different styles but play the same position. With Bouknight in the fold it's hard to imagine we get more than one.It’s one or the other right? They’re like the same player...
Wait how are their styles that much different? I’ve watched a bunch of tape on both and find them remarkably similar players.They have very different styles but play the same position. With Bouknight in the fold it's hard to imagine we get more than one.
Wait how are their styles that much different? I’ve watched a bunch of tape on both and find them remarkably similar players.
Abdur-Rahim is one of the best shooters in the class. Jackson is one of the worst.Wait how are their styles that much different? I’ve watched a bunch of tape on both and find them remarkably similar players.
You can't be serious. Especially when it comes to shooting. Look at their stats.Wait how are their styles that much different? I’ve watched a bunch of tape on both and find them remarkably similar players.
This but for 2021. NBA holds end of one-and-done off to 2022, UConn sells many northeast 5*s on welcoming UConn to the new conference and shutting down the one-and-done era. That's a dreamHurley: Hi Jabri, We are back in the Big East and you can be the first class back
Jabri: Sign me up.
One can dream.
Seton Hall forum is worried about recruiting now....
Lmaooo. Beautiful. Order is restoredSeton Hall forum is worried about recruiting now....
We might get both. Very small chance of that happening, but still a chance.Please give me the shooter! Pretty please....
Don't see why Jabari and Jackson cant coexist. But like you said it's unlikely.We might get both. Very small chance of that happening, but still a chance.
UConn's return to the Big East would be a 'game-changer' in recruiting, coaches say | Zagsblog
By ADAM ZAGORIA BLAIRSTOWN, N.J. –– UConn […]www.zagsblog.com
Some very encouraging quotes in there:
“For a top-50 guy like Jabri [Abdur-Rahim], that obviously makes UConn a totally different option,” said Blair Academy coach Joe Mantegna, who hosted the Mid-Atlantic Independent School Shootout that drew Hurley, Syracuse’s Jim Boeheim, Virginia’s Tony Bennett, Pitt’s Jeff Capel and Cal’s Mark Fox, along with a slew of high- and mid-major assistant coaches.
“The Big East has a lot of sway around here and obviously I know that that puts UConn back with the same company that they were always with,” Mantegna said. “And people our age think of UConn as a Big East school, and I think that changes everything for recruiting for Danny.”