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I'll take a Jeff Adrien-like player as long as he puts in half the amount of effort and dedication that Jeff did.
UCONN NATION--RELAX THE IMPORTANT PART IS HAVING A TIRELESS WORKER, WHO HAPPENS TO BE A TREMENDOUS ATHLETIC SPECIMAN--ON CAMPUS--THE COACHES WILL DECIDE WHAT IS BEST --HE IS A FOOTBALL SCHOLARSHIP PLAYER--AND CAN PLAY BASKETBALL AT THE UCONN LEVEL--NO QUESTION--
HOWEVER--LET JORDAN LEARN THE UCONN FOOTBALL SYSTEM FIRST--I WOULDNT LOOK FOR THE HARD WOOD FOR AT LEAST A YEAR PLUS
LOL I LOVE IT I KNEW JORDAN PICKED THE RIGHT PLACE--HARD WORK, TALENT, AND TIME--AND WE SHALL SEE--We welcome him into UConn as a student athlete, football first and whatever after. Sounds like we hit it good with this young man no matter.......all we want is Tony Gonzalez at Cal when he's done LOL........kidding best of luck to him
LOL I LOVE IT I KNEW JORDAN PICKED THE RIGHT PLACE--HARD WORK, TALENT, AND TIME--AND WE SHALL SEE--
the problem is that the seasons overlap. if the football team is going to bowl games, he won't even be available to the basketball team until january, and then if he plays basketball is he dedicated to spring practice? su has had football guys play on the bball team, but they mostly end up as practice bodies/walkon types because they are so far behind on practice time.
the problem is that the seasons overlap. if the football team is going to bowl games, he won't even be available to the basketball team until january, and then if he plays basketball is he dedicated to spring practice? su has had football guys play on the bball team, but they mostly end up as practice bodies/walkon types because they are so far behind on practice time.
There is exactly zero problems here. We are getting a big guy who can at least get in peoples' way and grab a few rebounds for free. Even if we get a late bowl, he'll be missing at most one or two conference games. He's friends with three of our current/future players, and that can only add chemistry.the problem is
EXACTLY----UCONN NATION IS DOING WONDERFUL THINGS--IT IS AN EXCITING TIMEThere is exactly zero problems here. We are getting a big guy who can at least get in peoples' way and grab a few rebounds for free. Even if we get a late bowl, he'll be missing at most one or two conference games. He's friends with three of our current/future players, and that can only add chemistry.
Damn, the NCAA will get really mad at us again if we get a good player without using a scholarship. Ollie better be careful.
Is it possible that the NCAA will strip the basketball team of a scholarship for circumvention? What's the precedence? How was it handled with Bo Jackson, Charlie Ward, Julius Peppers, Ronald Curry, Deion Sanders, Scottie Burrell, etc.?I'm sure its will be handled above board but UConn was banned from post season play for APR violations, while UNC and Kentucky are still eyeing March basketball?
I wouldn't get my hopes up. He looks like a mid major hoops prospect...
http://espn.go.com/college-sports/basketball/recruiting/player/_/id/104890/jordan-fuchs
This is actually a serious question, Medic. The N.C.double.cartel. went back far enough to find a couple years where UConn had sub-par APR performance a mere months after they lowered the boom on UConn for something every single school has done and regarding a player that never suited up in an NCAA sactioned event.He was kidding... chill.
Is it possible that the NCAA will strip the basketball team of a scholarship for circumvention? What's the precedence? How was it handled with Bo Jackson, Charlie Ward, Julius Peppers, Ronald Curry, Deion Sanders, Scottie Burrell, etc.?I'm sure its will be handled above board but UConn was banned from post season play for APR violations, while UNC and Kentucky are still eyeing March basketball?
Any of these football guys get basketball scholarships from Florida or a team like Florida?
Hazelton was not really a bona fide McD AA. I believe the game was played in Beantown and he made it because he was local.
You might be confusing Florida and Fordham. My understanding is that any interest he got from Florida was for football, not basketball. I don't think anyone thinks he's that caliber basketball player.
Here's the link: http://rivals.yahoo.com/ncaa/basketball/recruiting/player-Jordan-Fuchs-131023
It says Florida.
And I'm not surprised since Billy Donovan knows the area well. He could be looking at him as a Chaney type, a New London kid that was under the radar and committed to Florida. Plus, Donovan has recently taken 3 star kids from Christ the King like Erving Walker, who was in nobody's top 100. Clearly, Donovan has a connection there.
Frankly, I think it would be much more eye-opening if UConn football stole a recruit from Florida than it would be for Florida bball to offer a kid who also received offers from Providence, Iowa St., Rutgers and Xavier.