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Just a hunch or you have info? I think my preference is Howard at this spot and the reviews on Abraham have been mixed. But if Dan Hurley wants him, I want him.Thinking Marquette is the favorite here.
If you believe in visual foreshadowing.Thinking Marquette is the favorite here.
But then VT is listed first. Or maybe he saved the best for last???If you believe in visual foreshadowing.


Idk why but I feel like it’s going to be ProvidenceBut then VT is listed first. Or maybe he saved the best for last???
Either way, PeeCee is screwed.![]()
Kim English has basically offered the entire DMVIdk why but I feel like it’s going to be Providence
He took an OV here recently with his cousin Ngongba.From that list of schools, we were just thrown in there for attention grabbing.
I don't think the UConn staff just hosts prospects for official visits for the heck of it.From that list of schools, we were just thrown in there for attention grabbing.
We had a 6'7" center last year. It's an upgrade.Don't know anything about him but a 6'7 PF?
“Isaiah Abraham is an explosive wing. He has great measurables with long arms and good positional size. At his core, Abraham is a shot-maker. He has touch, range, and confidence from anywhere on the floor. He is going to have to shore up his footwork and balance, which will help with his shot selection and shot-making. Abraham is able to attack the rim in straight lines and finish well above the rim in transition. He can get to his spots off one and two dribble pull-ups. Abraham has the upside, both physically and athletically, to be a solid team defender; there is a toughness in there, and with his size. Is confident. Abraham’s father, Faisal Abraham, played at Marquette, and his aunt Tajama Abraham Ngongba played at George Washington.” – On3’s Jamie ShawDon't know anything about him but a 6'7 PF?
Lol he’s 18% from 3 this spring and was 30% in HS last winter. This scouting report can go straight to the trash (the rest is on point to be fair)“Isaiah Abraham is an explosive wing. He has great measurables with long arms and good positional size. At his core, Abraham is a shot-maker. He has touch, range, and confidence from anywhere on the floor. He is going to have to shore up his footwork and balance, which will help with his shot selection and shot-making. Abraham is able to attack the rim in straight lines and finish well above the rim in transition. He can get to his spots off one and two dribble pull-ups. Abraham has the upside, both physically and athletically, to be a solid team defender; there is a toughness in there, and with his size. Is confident. Abraham’s father, Faisal Abraham, played at Marquette, and his aunt Tajama Abraham Ngongba played at George Washington.” – On3’s Jamie Shaw
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Lol he’s 18% from 3 this spring and was 30% in HS last winter. This scouting report can go straight to the trash (the rest is on point to be fair)
I 100% trust Hurley and the staff at identifying talent and fit, I think they're the best in the country at it but Abraham's ranking has gone down.This commitment reminds me of Ross. Dan is good at identifying players before they blow up. Let’s hope the shot comes around like Ross did.
He seems like he can defend and cut. Even if Karaban leaves early for the NBA, Stewart, Ross, and Ball are all guys who will put up points. It’s not the end of the world if one wing isn’t wired to score. Hurley scouts so well that you have to trust himI 100% trust Hurley and the staff at identifying talent and fit, I think they're the best in the country at it but Abraham's ranking has gone down.
Doesn't mean it will remain down though.
Yeah, I’m not high on him yet tbh. But I’ll acknowledge the upside in a 6’7 kid with major athleticism. The shot not being broken gives me hope he’ll get to a point of consistently making open ones. But he’s a project at the end of the day.I 100% trust Hurley and the staff at identifying talent and fit, I think they're the best in the country at it but Abraham's ranking has gone down.
Doesn't mean it will remain down though.