Except he's probably not. We're taking about top 40 pgs.Pretty exciting stuff, this kid might be better than both mal and waters, and we are in his top 4 essentially. He tags Nike basketball in every IG post of his so maybe there's something there...
Connecticut 2000 population of Connecticut: 3,405,565 (2000 census)He should clearly go wherever the most Italian-Americans live.
Tx- 1.7%
Indiana - 2.3%
Utah - less than 1%
CT - 18.6%
I don't think so. Much less of a playmaker and likely just a shooter as a freshman. If we're lucky he'd be able to match Vital's 2016-17 production.Pretty exciting stuff, this kid might be better than both mal and waters, and we are in his top 4 essentially. He tags Nike basketball in every IG post of his so maybe there's something there...
Over having 10 page threads for ever kid who graduates HS or thinks about transferring and then everyone melts down when they inevitably don't come here.Hey, Whassamatta U?
I don't think so. Much less of a playmaker and likely just a shooter as a freshman. If we're lucky he'd be able to match Vital's 2016-17 production.
Except he's probably not. We're taking about top 40 pgs.
I don't think so. Much less of a playmaker and likely just a shooter as a freshman. If we're lucky he'd be able to match Vital's 2016-17 production.
that was fiba americas in chile. This was the European championships, which had better teams and long term pro prospects imo.He was playing pretty high level comp in those videos, no? Isnt that the same tournament Diallo, Fultz, etc. played in? I have no idea if he's as good as Mal/waters but I imagine a lot of people don't.
I'd prefer we don't post threads about recruits unless they commit. Is there a way to block recruiting tags?
Hey, Whassamatta U?
Over having 10 page threads for ever kid who graduates HS or thinks about transferring and then everyone melts down when they inevitably don't come here.
The other 75% must be over your head.Hmm, that would explain why I only like 25% of your posts.
No doubt that there's some great international talent on those FIBA teams, but they still would lose to the top college teams each year, who have one and dones and older players on them (compared to the FIBA teams). I'm sure he's talented, but I'm not sure he's a top 50 player in the 2017 class like you're saying. I think he can produce right away, I just don't want to get carried away with the extent.He played in the second best pro division in Italy vs grown men and produced (double digit scoring). Not only that, he was the best player on a Italy team that finished 3rd in a competetive fiba u18 euro championship.
That Germany team he scored 17 vs and dished out 6 assists had a current NBA first rounder on it (hartenstein). Also went head 2 head with frank ntilikina , a potential top ten pick this year.
Let's hope he makes it to Connecticut and likes everything about it and commits. Of course he has to make it out of Indiana first
Tremomt yes. Makai im not so sure. He was intriguing because of his potential. He needed a lot of developingI'm pretty confident MAL or Waters would be the best player on that U18 team, but I can't prove it so whatever.
Well as long as you're serious...Geno should host this kid and Ollie for a pasta dinner and break out the famous sauce. I'm serious. Then drop him off at the Electric Blue on the way back to campus.
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Whoever we're recruiting at the time being is always the best prospect. It's simple. If the Italian commits elsewhere and we move onto plan Z for 2017-18, that new recruit will be the best unheard prospect in the entire '17 recruiting class.
Looks more like a 2 but pretty looking shot. Sign him up.
Italian Combo?Looks like a real grinder.
BoooooItalian Combo?
C'mon! I'm already having daydreams of Rafferty talking about hot cappy.Booooo
Yeah, the TW/MAL comparisons are foolish. If he was that good, he wouldn't be going to college. Just saying. I still want him on the team, of course.