Jordan Tucker 6-7 SF

[B1GEast]

This kid understands the value of Uconn

http://zagsblog.com/articles/nynj-r...use-draws-uconn-indiana-interest/#more-122470

“UConn’s coming to my school either this week or next week,” Tucker said. “I like the way they make their players better. They produce pros. I want to go somewhere where they’re going to prepare you for the next level.”

As for Indiana, Tucker said he didn’t know much.

“I actually don’t know a lot about Indiana,” he said.

 

[intlzncster]

This kid understands the value of Uconn

http://zagsblog.com/articles/nynj-r...use-draws-uconn-indiana-interest/#more-122470

“UConn’s coming to my school either this week or next week,” Tucker said. “I like the way they make their players better. They produce pros. I want to go somewhere where they’re going to prepare you for the next level.”

As for Indiana, Tucker said he didn’t know much.

“I actually don’t know a lot about Indiana,” he said.

Way to build the brand, Creme.

 

[CallMeBruce]

Every IU fan who read that just set something on fire.

 

[jleves]

This kid understands the value of Uconn

http://zagsblog.com/articles/nynj-r...use-draws-uconn-indiana-interest/#more-122470

“UConn’s coming to my school either this week or next week,” Tucker said. “I like the way they make their players better. They produce pros. I want to go somewhere where they’re going to prepare you for the next level.”

As for Indiana, Tucker said he didn’t know much.

“I actually don’t know a lot about Indiana,” he said.

This kind of puts the entire 'Is UConn a blue blood?' discussion to rest. It doesn't matter if we are considered blue blood or not. Kids looking for a program now can see what UConn has done both in winning championships and putting kids in the league. Indiana and UCLA haven't won a title since before any current recruit was even born, forget about being old enough to remember the last one. Connecticut has three since current recruits were 6 and 2 since they were 13. Blue bloods may be all that for old guys discussing the best all time programs, but UConn, UNC, Kentucky and Duke are the 4 kids think of as winning multiple titles and putting players into the league (and even Duke is starting to slip into ancient history for multiple titles).