Kendall Smith????...The next Uconn PG????????

[Dann]

smauel is the perfect pg project with 2 guard lenght. in time he will develope 1 skills buit he can play right away combo wise. bringing smith in would be great 1 depth and eventually allow uconn post boat and bazz to always have its 2 gurds that can handle on the court at once.

 

[caw]

dual PG system my man, it's the Uconn way

Not to mention UConn usually has 4-5 guards on the team at a time at a minimum.

 

[superjohn]

I think we get this kid.

 

[aceboon]

I think we get this kid.

seems to be a UNLV lean right now, and judging by what I'm seeing now they are in need of a pg.

 

[Kitaman]

I mean how could you pick Cal or ASU over UConn, regardless of a tournament ban?

Well if you look at today's weather at the 3 schools........ just kidding, but many factors go into a decision. We are a great school for some and not for others, irrespective of talent. If the kid wants family to enjoy his college career then he would opt to play closer to home. Some players want to rebuild a college program, some want to be THE star, in some families the parents are central to the decision. That's a couple of reasons, I'm sure there are others.

The bottom line is the recruiter has to close the deal with all things considered. As for this kid Ollie can relate to playing so far away from home, which would help negate one reason/objection. It's selling your program, not much different than anything else when it comes to a 'prospects' choices and decision.