Definitely a me, me player. I thought he was the perfect Kentucky recruit, but I guess Kentucky was afraid of the NIL luxury tax.I've seen quite a few Kentucky fans saying this kid was a disaster in his recruitment because of how much NIL he wanted. If Kentucky fans are saying that, then you know something is up with this guy. Woof
Not the type of kid we want.This blows….. always brutal to lose a kid from our backyard.
Every single UConn fan should trust the process at this point.Rumors, though just rumors... we probably weren't the right cultural fit for him.
Makes sense that UConn picked up their recruitment of Dwayne Aristode from Brewster who is playing with Expressions this spring. Class of '25.Every single UConn fan should trust the process at this point.
Makes sense that UConn picked up their recruitment of Dwayne Aristode from Brewster who is playing with Expressions this spring. Class of '25.
Pretty sure that Abdou Toure is playing on the same team as Aristode. Nigel James (LuHi) should be on that same Expressions team.
He and Roumouglou would get along well, both fluent Greek speakers.This feels ok to me. That's Stojakovic's spot.
Too bad AJ is playing with Oakland Soldiers this year.Expressions is loaded this summer. I'd expect Tom and Luke to watch every game they can.
Wow, I must be behind the curve, didn’t realize high school kids were getting agents!People who claim to be in the know say this recruitment changed when he hired his agent
If he's a me me player, then we we wouldn't want him him. Team first.Definitely a me, me player. I thought he was the perfect Kentucky recruit, but I guess Kentucky was afraid of the NIL luxury tax.
Or McNeeley...This feels ok to me. That's Stojakovic's spot.
At a school that last won one almost 30 years ago. Just keeping it real. He's one and done anyway and won't sniff a title at Arizona, not even a conference title.I don't like speaking badly of people I know little to nothing about so I will try to be careful here.
The weekend when he attended both a UConn home game and a Providence home game in the same day, each followed by tweets basically asking followers of each school who could be louder in saying "come to our school" gave me the impression that he prefers a bit more individual attention and praise than the guys who have done well here under coach Hurley receive.
I wish him no harm but the way I see it, if he came here, we would be playing at the highest level of college basket and competing for championships. If he goes somewhere else, we would be playing at the highest level of college basket and competing for championships.
Abdou Toure is a poor man's Sanon. Not a knock, I just mean easier to get and may eventually be as good. He's also only in 10th grade and just won the state championship.