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I've been saying along that he's my favorite pg of the 2015 class. The kid is a fighter.
Excuse my confusion here. JA is listed as a SG (as was Prince Ali, so I can understand if Prince de-commited bc he heard about JA) and Will is listed as a PG. Why would JA's commitment effect Will's commitment?
Hearing the same thing as 3, and that was before the Jalen Adams commitment. Also, there's a new crystal ball pick for Willie Jackson to flip to Georgia.There could be multiple things going on. I haven't asked around yet and I'm not sure if I want to because these things are touchy.
Fixed that for ya.Remember that time BC used to attract all the top talent in Bridgeport?
Last Roxbury kid we had gave us 2 in 4 years. I expect AT LEAST that much.I'd be willing to bet that we win #5 during Jalen's time here.
I'm at a loss to imagine how there's 14 shooting guards in this class that are better than Jalen. The clips I've seen, he appears to be totally awesome. Such a smooth stroke and his quickness, wow! On top of that, the hops that this kid has. Amazing!Evan Daniels @EvanDaniels 24s
Why did Jalen Adams commit to Connecticut? Simple: It was his dream school. Story: http://scouthoops.scout.com/2/1415703.html
“At the end of the day, it was perfect,” Pastore said. “This kids dream was to go to UConn. He kept to his dream. He always saw himself in an UConn uniform.”
Adams is known for his ability to score. An impressive athlete, Adams is skilled and makes shots from mid-range out to the three-point stripe.
Adams, a four-star prospect, is ranked as the No. 55 overall prospect and the No. 15 shooting guard in the 2015 class.
Fantastic, great pick up. I'm thinking KO may concentrate on landing a big but don't know what the scholly situation is. I had heard that Louisville may have been the favorite before they offered so this is a pleasant surprise. It seems like every year there is a surprise and I thought Briscoe may be it this year but I'm thrilled we landed Jalen.What a great pick up! Just out of curiosity, does this take us out of the running for Briscoe? I just love both of them
Fixed that for ya.
*sigh*
Anyway, I think it's interesting how involved BC is with the lower-level talents in and around Boston. Guys like Mann, Falzon and Miller - all in the 100-200 range - are supposedly their top targets and may actually be leaning BC's way.
Amusing, after having ignored their home region for years and the role they played in trying to destroy northeast athletics.
Thrilled to see this news. Who is the top priority at the wing now?
I'm at a loss to imagine how there's 14 shooting guards in this class that are better than Jalen. The clips I've seen, he appears to be totally awesome. Such a smooth stroke and his quickness, wow! On top of that, the hops that this kid has. Amazing!
I think he gets the keys to the ship day 1. With RB gone and not many other primary ball handler type players on the roster..
this could be why:
If the combo guard can improve his 24 percent three-point shooting in July, nearly every school in the country should show interest.
http://collegebasketballtalk.nbcspo...jalen-adams-prepares-for-an-important-summer/
Evan Daniels @EvanDaniels 24s
Why did Jalen Adams commit to Connecticut? Simple: It was his dream school. Story: http://scouthoops.scout.com/2/1415703.html
“At the end of the day, it was perfect,” Pastore said. “This kids dream was to go to UConn. He kept to his dream. He always saw himself in an UConn uniform.”
Adams is known for his ability to score. An impressive athlete, Adams is skilled and makes shots from mid-range out to the three-point stripe.
Adams, a four-star prospect, is ranked as the No. 55 overall prospect and the No. 15 shooting guard in the 2015 class.
We haven't seen SCJR yet but IMO Samuel is better off the ball slashing to the basket and in transition, maybe at the 1 for short periods of time. Unless he can substantially improve his ball handle...Don't forget we have Samuel and Cassel Jr. to play point. Assuming Purvis doesn't go to the NBA he will also be playing as a combo guard. I'm hoping Adams Freshman year is similar to Bazz's freshman year. I don't think he'll get the keys on day 1, but hopefully he'll be a valuable contributor.
I'm looking forward to seeing him as a Husky in 2015.
Fantastic. Hopefully his very tall and gifted teammate follows. Then I think all of us would officially be big package guys.
We haven't seen SCJR yet but IMO Samuel is better off the ball slashing to the basket and in transition, maybe at the 1 for short periods of time. Unless he can substantially improve his ball handle...
Good call! LOLgoing on record of ssaying this is not a good development. Will be a dog fight down till the end for Mr. Adams (Hence the E. Davis offer).
I mean just speaking from the numbers, if you stay at UConn for 4 years you're basically guaranteed at least a Final FourI'd be willing to bet that we win #5 during Jalen's time here.